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Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) for segmentation of image ROI and Retrieval of ROI based on MP-KDD 1PROF. 1234Yadavrao
HARISH BARAPATRE, 2PRASHANT ROKADE, 3AKSHAY KADAM, 4SACHIN NANAWARE
Tasgaonkar Institute Of Engineering And Technology Dept. Of Computer Engineering
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areas. The scale of the particle physics problem emphasizes the need for robust well-managed grids. The SIMD Pear ray can efficiently finish low-level pixel-parallel operations, but it is hard to perform row-parallel and non-parallel operations. Recently, multi-SIMD vision processor architecture was proposed, and its FPGA implementation demonstrated the potential advantage of integrating different levels of parallel processors into one chip. Second, previous reported vision chips have one PE along with one pixel, but the PE’s area is 5–20 times larger than the sensor pixel’s area. Since the chip area grows quickly with image size, the image that the chip captured has limited size. Moreover, this fixed one-to-one PE-pixel mapping relationship reduces the image processing flexibly. The amount of result data obtained by the parallel processors is much smaller than the raw image, and can be fetched by the MPU through data bus. The MPU runs high-level algorithms and adjust the sensor parameters on demand. The instructions for the PE array and the RP array are stored in an on chip program memory and are issued by a specific controller, whose operation is controlled by the MPU. In this way, the parallel processors can directly access its program memory, and the parallel processors can operate in parallel with the MPU. To achieve higher vision chip performance with the key point framework, this paper proposes a novel massively parallel key point detection and description (MPKDD) algorithm based on the combination of MP-SIFT detector and MP-SURF descriptor. The MP-KDD algorithm largely reduces computational costs by removing all floatingpoint and multiplication operations while preserving original SIFT and SURF algorithm essence. The MP-SIFT detector and the MP-SURF descriptor in the algorithm can be directly and effectively mapped onto the pixel-parallel and row-parallel array processors of the vision chip. About 600– 760 fps of processing speed can be achieved. To perform the algorithm more effectively, we also propose enhanced vision chip architecture with support for direct memory access (DMA) and random access to array processors. The rest of this paper proceeds as follows. The proposed vision chip architecture is briefly described. In, after an overview of the original SIFT and SURF algorithms, the proposed MP-KDD algorithm is illustrated in detail. The experimental results of the MP-KDD algorithm on a FPGA-based prototype. And finally, One of the applications is target counting. This application n counts the e cumulative number of targets coming in to sight. This can also count only desired targets. At a frame rate of 0.5 kHz, we found expe rimentally that the
Abstract - parallel computing targets problems that are
scalable and possibly distributed, dividing the problem into smaller pieces. This approach may be explored to satisfy real time constraints required by augmented reality algorithms. The implementation is able to provide satisfactory speed up improvements using CUDA, NVIDIA's architecture for GPU programming. The aim of this paper is not to present a new technology, but to show the great improvements that can be obtained by applying it in computer vision and augmented reality applications. The MP-KDD algorithm largely reduces the computational overhead by removing all floating-point and multiplication operations while preserving the currently popular SIFT and SURF algorithm essence. The MP-KDD algorithm can be directly and effectively mapped onto the pixel-parallel and row-parallel array processors of the vision chip. The vision chip architecture is also enhanced to realize direct memory access (DMA) and random access to array processors so that the MP-KDD algorithm can be executed more effectively.
Index Terms - Image retrieval, Object segmentation, Object recognition, Image Databases, Computer Vision.
INTRODUCTION The digital processors each rasterized by an important versality and their easy programming. However, in our approach, a Ewan log processing architecture has been designed. It high lights a compromise between versality, parallelism, processing speeds and resolution. The analog processing operators are fully programmable devices by dynamic reconfiguration; they can be viewed as a Softwareprogrammable image processor dedicated to low-level image processing. The main objective will be to design a pixel of less than 10m, 10 mw it has fill factor of 20%. Thus, with the increasing scaling of the transistor sin such technology, we could consider the implementation of more sophisticated image processing operators dedicated to face localization and recognition. Other application-specific services such as those in Earth and Environmental science can be expected to become clearer as projects in these areas mature. is dominated by the needs of the particle physics community and here one finds the greatest overlap with existing European and US efforts. Campus (computing) Grids can also be expected to grow in importance. Replica management, access to storage, scheduling and virtual data are major compute/file Grid
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