The paper is dedicated to parallel data sort based on sorting networks. The proposed methods and circuits have the following characteristics: 1) using two-level parallel comparators in even-odd transition networks with feedback to a register keeping input/intermediate data; 2) parallel merging of many sorted sequences; 3) using even-odd transition networks built from other sorting networks; 4) rational reuse of comparators in different types of networks, namely even-odd transition and for discovering maximum/minimum values. The experiments in FPGA, which were done for up to 16×220 32-bit data items, demonstrate very good results (as fast as 3-5 ns per data item)
Popular sorting algorithms do not translate well into hardware implementations. Instead, hardware-ba...
Sorting is an extremely important computation kernel that has been accelerated in a lot of fields su...
Sorting is one of the most fundamental algorithmic kernels, used by a large fraction of computer app...
The paper is dedicated to parallel data sort based on sorting networks. The proposed methods and cir...
Abstract: Sorting is one of the most well-known problems in computer science and is frequently used...
As database systems have shifted from disk-based to in-memory, and the scale of the database in big ...
In hardware such as FPGAs, Kenneth Batcher’s Odd-Even Merge Sort and Bitonic Merge Sort are t...
In this paper an implementation technique for Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices of two So...
In this paper, we propose a taxonomy of parallel sorting that includes a broad range of array and f...
In recent years, with the rise of the application of big data, efficiency has become more important ...
This paper presents a comparative analysis of the three widely used parallel sorting algorithms: Odd...
Sorting huge data requires an enormous amount of time. The time needed for this task can be minimise...
In this thesis we explore the acceleration of sorting algorithms on FPGAs using high bandwidth memor...
AbstractÐWe present a hardware-algorithm for sortingN elements using either a p-sorter or a sorting ...
The use of sub-optimal digital systems can at times lead to high speed, efficient, costeffective str...
Popular sorting algorithms do not translate well into hardware implementations. Instead, hardware-ba...
Sorting is an extremely important computation kernel that has been accelerated in a lot of fields su...
Sorting is one of the most fundamental algorithmic kernels, used by a large fraction of computer app...
The paper is dedicated to parallel data sort based on sorting networks. The proposed methods and cir...
Abstract: Sorting is one of the most well-known problems in computer science and is frequently used...
As database systems have shifted from disk-based to in-memory, and the scale of the database in big ...
In hardware such as FPGAs, Kenneth Batcher’s Odd-Even Merge Sort and Bitonic Merge Sort are t...
In this paper an implementation technique for Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices of two So...
In this paper, we propose a taxonomy of parallel sorting that includes a broad range of array and f...
In recent years, with the rise of the application of big data, efficiency has become more important ...
This paper presents a comparative analysis of the three widely used parallel sorting algorithms: Odd...
Sorting huge data requires an enormous amount of time. The time needed for this task can be minimise...
In this thesis we explore the acceleration of sorting algorithms on FPGAs using high bandwidth memor...
AbstractÐWe present a hardware-algorithm for sortingN elements using either a p-sorter or a sorting ...
The use of sub-optimal digital systems can at times lead to high speed, efficient, costeffective str...
Popular sorting algorithms do not translate well into hardware implementations. Instead, hardware-ba...
Sorting is an extremely important computation kernel that has been accelerated in a lot of fields su...
Sorting is one of the most fundamental algorithmic kernels, used by a large fraction of computer app...