October 2014
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
14h 42m
English
Content preview from Architectures for Computer Vision: From Algorithm to Chip with Verilog
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Index
- A* algorithm
- Affine graph
- Altera Quartus
- Anisotropic diffusion
- AOR
- Appearance model
- Approximate DP
- ASIC
- ASM
- Asynchronous
- Backward probability
- Baum–Welch algorithm
- Bayesian inference
- Bayesian network
- Bayesian tree
- BB
- BC
- Behavioral model
- Belief
- Bellman equation
- Bellman's principle
- Bethe approximation
- Biharmonic
- Biltzmann's law
- Binding problem
- Blocking
- Blocks world
- Blur diameter
- Blurring
- BMP
- BNB
- Boltzmann machine
- Border expansion
- Border shrink
- BP
- Calculus of variation
- Calibration matrix
- Call by reference
- Call by value
- Camera calibration
- Camera matrix
- Canonical form
- Center left reference
- Center reference
- Center right reference
- Centroid
- Cholesky deccomposition
- Circle of confusion
- Clique
- Clique potential
- CNF
- Combinational circuit
- Compressed sensing
- Concurrent
- Conjugate pair
- Conservation
- Constraint propagation
- Continuity equation
- Continuous assignment
- Control unit
- Correspondence problem
- Corresponding point
- CPLD
- Curse of dimensionality
- CYK
- Data term
- Datapath
- Deep learning
- Delay control
- DfD
- DfF
- Diagonal method
- Diffusion
- Dimensionality reduction
- Discretization
- Disparity
- Disparity map
- Divide and conquer
- DMMP
- DMSV
- DoG
- Doubleton
- Downward referencing
- DP
- DPI
- DUT
- EDA
- Egomotion
- EM
- EMD
- Energy function
- Energy minimization
- EP
- Epiplane
- Epipolar line
- Epipole
- Essential matrix
- Euler–Lagrange equation
- Event control
- Expansion move
- expansion move
- Exponential time
- Extended DP
- Extrinsic parameter
- Factor graph
- Factorization method
- FBP
- FIFO
- FIR
- Flow network
- Flynn's taxonomy ...
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