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Decomposition (computer science)

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Enhancing Design Space Exploration by Extending CPU/GPU Specifications onto FPGAs

Andreas Peter Burg, Paolo Ienne, Georgios Karakonstantis, David Novo Bruna, Gabriel Falcao Paiva Fernandes, Madhura Purnaprajna, João Maria Duarte Andrade

The design cycle for complex special-purpose computing systems is extremely costly and time-consuming. It involves a multiparametric design space exploration for optimization, followed by design verification. Designers of special purpose VLSI implementatio ...

Assoc Computing Machinery2015

Deconstructing the Default: Cortical subdivision of the Default Mode/Intrinsic System During Self-Related Processing

Roy Salomon

Recent brain imaging research has highlighted a new global system of areas termed the Default Mode network (DM), which appears to specialize in intrinsically oriented functions. However, it is still unresolved to what extent this system contains functional ...

Wiley-Blackwell2014

Language Virtualization for Heterogeneous Parallel Computing

Martin Odersky, Tiark Rompf, Hassan Chafi

As heterogeneous parallel systems become dominant, application developers are being forced to turn to an incompatible mix of low level programming models (e.g. OpenMP, MPI, CUDA, OpenCL). However, these models do little to shield developers from the diffic ...

2010

Language Virtualization for Heterogeneous Parallel Computing

Martin Odersky, Tiark Rompf, Hassan Chafi

2010

Matching pursuit-based shape representation and recognition using scale-space

Jean-Philippe Thiran, Pierre Vandergheynst, François Mendels

In this paper, we propose an analytical low-level representation of images, obtained by a decomposition process, namely the matching pursuit (MP) algorithm, as a new way of describing objects through a general continuous description using an affine invaria ...

2006

On the Usage of Concrete Syntax in Model Transformation Rules

Graph transformations are one of the best known approaches for defining model-to-model transformations in model-based software development. They are defined over the abstract syntax of source and target languages, described by metamodels. Since graph trans ...

2006

On the Usage of Concrete Syntax in Model Transformation Rules

Graph transformations are one of the best known approaches for defining transformations in model-based software development. They are defined over the abstract syntax of source and target languages, described by metamodels. Since graph transformations are ...

2006

An object-oriented model for adaptive high-performance computing on the computational GRID

Tuan Anh Nguyen

The dissertation presents a new parallel programming paradigm for developing high performance (HPC) applications on the Grid. We address the question "How to tailor HPC applications to the Grid?" where the heterogeneity and the large scale of resources are ...

EPFL2005

Composition of UML Described Refactoring Rules

Slavisa Markovic

Refactorings represent a powerful approach for improving the quality of software systems. A refactoring can be seen as a special kind of behavior preserving model transformation. The Object Constraint Language (OCL) together with the metamodel of Unified M ...

2004

Matching pursuit-based shape description and recognition in active contours

François Mendels

This thesis is dedicated to the study of a new framework linking image segmentation and shape recognition processes in the image processing domain. Image segmentation process aims at separating an image into homogenous regions, the homogeneity measure depe ...

EPFL2004

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