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Image Processing Applications using an Associative Processor Array

It was decided to implement the FFT on GLiTCH because it is both a useful routine for image processing and also very computationally demanding. When implemented on an array processor, the FFT serves as a good test of the mathematic and data movement capabilites of the machine. Given that GLiTCH is restricted on memory size, and is also only a pseudo-2D array, it was felt that the 2D FFT would serve as a good all-round test.

Erik L. Dagless | Andrew W. G. Duller | Richard H. Storer | Andrew R. Thomson | Mike R. Pout

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