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Parallel Processing of Matrix Operations on the Pulsyr Configurable Architecture

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Overview The paper describes the application of a Pulsating information arrays (Pulsyr) for parallel calculation of matrix operations. The matrix operations form the base of many branches of scientific investigations and belong to computationally cost calculations. The Pulsyr architecture suits well image and video processing and pattern recognition problems, but parallelism inherent to matrix operations makes attractive the use of the Pulsyr for solving tasks in the matrix calculation field.

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Publisher	National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Parallel Processing

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