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Evaluation of Two Real Time Image Processing Architectures

Stelian Persa, Pieter Jonker

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This paper presents a study of the impact of MMX technology in image processing and machine vision application, which, because of their hard real time constrains, is an undoubtedly challenging task. A comparison with a traditional scalar code and with another parallel SIMD architecture (IMAP-VISION board) is discussed with emphasize of the particular programming strategies for speed optimization.

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This paper presents a study of the impact of MMX technology in image processing and machine vision application, which, because of their hard real time constrains, is an undoubtedly challenging task. A comparison with a traditional scalar code and with another parallel SIMD architecture (IMAP-VISION board) is discussed with emphasize of the particular programming strategies for speed optimization.

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This paper presents a study of the impact of MMX technology in image processing and machine vision application, which, because of their hard real time constrains, is an undoubtedly challenging task. A comparison with a traditional scalar code and with another parallel SIMD architecture (IMAP-VISION board) is discussed with emphasize of the particular programming strategies for speed optimization.

Key concepts: MMX, SIMD, Computer science, Image processing, MIMD, Digital image processing, Parallel computing, Parallel processing

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