A framework for approximate signal processing is introduced which can be used to design novel classes of algorithms for performing DFT and STFT calculations. In particular, we focus on the derivation of multi-stage incremental refinement algorithms that meet a variety of design criteria on the tradeoff achieved at each stage between solution quality and computational cost. 1. INTRODUCTION In any given problem-solving domain, an approximation to a given algorithm may be defined as an algorithm which offers a reduced computational cost but produces a lower quality answer according to some standard of accuracy, certainty, and/or completeness. The approximate algorithm may be said to carry out approximate processing in the domain under consid...
AbstractWithout theoretical evidence to support the use of an algorithm, one cannot be certain that ...
A new design approach, called approximate computing (AxC), leverages the flexibility provided by int...
Conventional approaches for fixed-point implementation of digital signal processing algorithms requi...
This work investigates approximate signal processing as a design philosophy supporting the realizati...
Approximate processing and incremental refinement concepts are needed for applications where it is d...
We introduce a novel class of algorithms for efficiently computing approximations to the short-time ...
The computer is used in signal processing primarily for numerical calculations. Re-cently, a number ...
This master thesis focuses on approximate computing applied to image processing. Specifically, the a...
International audienceA new design paradigm, Approximate Computing (AxC), has been established to in...
Approximate computing, being able to tradeoff computation quality (e.g., accuracy) and computational...
We present an algorithm for reconstructing a time-domain signal from the magnitude of a short-time F...
Abstract — Approximate computing has recently emerged as a promising approach to energy-efficient de...
The approximate and stochastic computing have been developed, on the one hand, to address the dimini...
Abstract: Authors present an analysis about the consequences of complex measurement and signal proce...
Includes bibliographical references and index.Book fair 2012.xiii, 453 p. :"Efficient signal process...
AbstractWithout theoretical evidence to support the use of an algorithm, one cannot be certain that ...
A new design approach, called approximate computing (AxC), leverages the flexibility provided by int...
Conventional approaches for fixed-point implementation of digital signal processing algorithms requi...
This work investigates approximate signal processing as a design philosophy supporting the realizati...
Approximate processing and incremental refinement concepts are needed for applications where it is d...
We introduce a novel class of algorithms for efficiently computing approximations to the short-time ...
The computer is used in signal processing primarily for numerical calculations. Re-cently, a number ...
This master thesis focuses on approximate computing applied to image processing. Specifically, the a...
International audienceA new design paradigm, Approximate Computing (AxC), has been established to in...
Approximate computing, being able to tradeoff computation quality (e.g., accuracy) and computational...
We present an algorithm for reconstructing a time-domain signal from the magnitude of a short-time F...
Abstract — Approximate computing has recently emerged as a promising approach to energy-efficient de...
The approximate and stochastic computing have been developed, on the one hand, to address the dimini...
Abstract: Authors present an analysis about the consequences of complex measurement and signal proce...
Includes bibliographical references and index.Book fair 2012.xiii, 453 p. :"Efficient signal process...
AbstractWithout theoretical evidence to support the use of an algorithm, one cannot be certain that ...
A new design approach, called approximate computing (AxC), leverages the flexibility provided by int...
Conventional approaches for fixed-point implementation of digital signal processing algorithms requi...