Image Processing On the Nyu Ultracomputer
Image Processing On the Nyu Ultracomputer
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Convex hulls are merged pairwise. Groups of processors are assigned to each merge operation, in order to fmd a top and bottom connecting segment for each pair of partial convex hulls. To fmd each connecting segment, a binary search is conducted in one of the two partial hulls, while an exhaustive parallel search is conducted in the other hull (in constant time) for each iteration of the binary search. For the top connecting segment, for example, a pair of vertices are sought so that successive ...and previous vertices in each hull he below the connecting segment. This idea for a parallel search for connecting segments is described in [4].
The algorithms sketched above exhibit efficient parallelism due to the flexibihty of processor assignment. In all cases, each pjrocessor must be able to access any pixel, and processors are coupled so as to operate in a coordinated fashion. We have concentrated on the connected component and convex hull problems due to their common inclusion in vision systems, even in relatively low- level processing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Convex hulls are merged pairwise. Groups of processors are assigned to each merge operation, in order to fmd a top and bottom connecting segment for each pair of partial convex hulls. To fmd each connecting segment, a binary search is conducted in one of the two partial hulls, while an exhaustive parallel search is conducted in the other hull (in constant time) for each iteration of the binary search. For the top connecting segment, for example, a pair of vertices are sought so that successive ...and previous vertices in each hull he below the connecting segment. This idea for a parallel search for connecting segments is described in [4].
The algorithms sketched above exhibit efficient parallelism due to the flexibihty of processor assignment. In all cases, each pjrocessor must be able to access any pixel, and processors are coupled so as to operate in a coordinated fashion. We have concentrated on the connected component and convex hull problems due to their common inclusion in vision systems, even in relatively low- level processing.
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