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Prototyping a parallel vision system in Standard ML

Journal of Functional Programming, 1995
Abstract The construction of a parallel vision system from Standard ML prototypes is presented. The system recognises 3D objects from 2D scenes through edge detection, grouping of edges into straight lines and line junction based model matching.
Greg Michaelson, Norman Scaife
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Multi Standard-Parallel Azimuthal Projections

2015
The author has lately been trying to explain and demonstrate that the approach to map projections which maps (using geometric principles) from a sphere onto an auxiliary surface (cylinder, cone), and is then developed into a plane, is limited, because it does not correspond to the mathematical basis of many useful map projections.
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Standard algebraic problems and bitwise parallelism

[Proceedings] 1992 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2003
Considers there standard algebraic problems: solving sets of linear equations, computing eigenvalues and singular values, and approximating matrices. It is shown that they can be solved by using a class of high-throughput, bit-parallel architectures. To illustrate the concepts, three concrete designs are surveyed in which the complete trajectory from ...
P. Dewilde, G. Hekstra
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A parallel algorithm for standard cell placement

IJCNN-91-Seattle International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, 2002
Summary form only given. The placement problem is an important issue in the design process of VLSI chips. It is necessary to have an optimum placement so that all electrical connections between cells are routed in a minimum area without violating any physical constraints.
E.I. Horvath, R. Shankar, A.S. Pandya
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A method for parallel software refactoring for safety standards compliance

8th IET International System Safety Conference incorporating the Cyber Security Conference 2013, 2013
The importance of safety standards of software systems is increasing as the use of software grows because of its convenience and flexibility. Software safety standards are very important in aircraft, automotive or medical devices. Common requirement of all these standards is the requirement of reliability, which can be easily achieved by verified usage
Peter Jurnecka, Petr Hanacek, Maros Barabas, Martin Henzl, Matej Kacic   +4 more
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Standard Templates Adaptive Parallel Library (STAPL)

1998
STAPL (Standard Adaptive Parallel Library) is a parallel C++ library designed as a superset of the STL, sequentially consistent for functions with the same name, and executes on uni- or multiprocessors. STAPL is implemented using simple parallel extensions of C++ which provide a SPMD model of parallelism supporting recursive parallelism. The library is
Lawrence Rauchwerger, Francisco Arzu, Koji Ouchi   +2 more
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Standard parallels and secant parallels in conic projections

Scientific journal of civil engineering, 2017
It is a common opinion that standard parallels and parallels that appear as intersection of a developable surface and a sphere or an ellipsoid coincide. This paper shows that is not correct for projections which are equidistant along meridians, for equal-area projections and for conformal conic projections.
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Leveraging Parallel Computing in Modern Video Coding Standards

IEEE Multimedia, 2012
Video coding has always been a computationally intensive process. Although dramatic improvements in coding efficiency have been realized in recent years, the algorithms have become increasingly complex and there is a broader recognition that it is necessary to realize the capabilities of multicore processors. This article discusses how recent trends in
Kiho Choi, Euee S. Jang
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Parallel Standard Interface Systems

1988
Interface standards exist so that units from one manufacturer can be connected to devices from another manufacturer and still allow digital signals to be passed from one to the other. In the computer context a standard interface system can be viewed as consisting of the elements illustrated in fig 8.1.
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Automating the selection of standard parallels for conic map projections

Computers & Geosciences, 2016
Conic map projections are appropriate for mapping regions at medium and large scales with east-west extents at intermediate latitudes. Conic projections are appropriate for these cases because they show the mapped area with less distortion than other projections.
Bojan Savric, Bernhard Jenny
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