Architectures for Computer Vision: From Algorithm to Chip with Verilog
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Architectures for Computer Vision: From Algorithm to Chip with Verilog

by Hong Jeong

Education Engineering Computer Science Computer Hardware
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Architectures for Computer Vision explores the path from computer vision algorithms to chip implementation. Focusing on hardware architectures and Verilog, it provides a technical introduction to the relationship between vision processing, digital design, and hardware realization.

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Architectures for Computer Vision examines the relationship between computer vision algorithms and hardware implementation.

The book focuses on moving from algorithmic concepts toward chip-level architectures.

Verilog is presented as the hardware description language connecting design ideas with implementation.

It offers a technical perspective for readers interested in computer vision, digital hardware, and the path from algorithm to chip.

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