International audienceA common optimization of signal and image processing applications is the pipelining on multiple Processing Elements (PE) available on multicore or manycore architectures. Pipelining an application often increases the throughput at the price of a higher memory footprint. Evaluating different pipeline configurations to select the best one is time consuming: for some applications, there are billions of different possible pipelines. This paper proposes a fast heuristic to pipeline signal and image processing applications modelled with the Synchronous DataFlow (SDF) Model of Computation (MoC). The heuristic automatically adds pipeline stages in the SDF graph in the form of delays, given the Execution Time (ET) of the actors...
Real-time stream processing applications, such as SDR applications, are often executed concurrently ...
An important trend in embedded processing is the integration of increasingly more processing element...
Numerous design environments for signal processing use specification languages with semantics closel...
International audienceA common optimization of signal and image processing applications is the pipel...
The design of new embedded systems is getting more and more complex as more functionality is integra...
Abstract—The design of new embedded systems is getting more and more complex as more functionality i...
textMany digital signal processing and real-time streaming systems are modeled using dataflow graphs...
International audienceA common problem when developing signal processing applications is to expose a...
International audienceMapping workflow applications onto parallel platforms is a challenging problem...
Abstract—We consider compile-time multi-core mapping and scheduling problem for synchronous dataflow...
International audienceThis paper introduces and assesses a new technique to minimize the memory foot...
Synchronous data flow graphs (SDFGs) are a very useful means for modeling and analyzing streaming ap...
The synchronous dataflow (SDF) model has proven efficient for represent-ing an important class of di...
Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a widely-used model-of-computation for signal processing and multimedi...
Based on the model of synchronous data flow (SDF) [13], so called single appearance schedules are kn...
Real-time stream processing applications, such as SDR applications, are often executed concurrently ...
An important trend in embedded processing is the integration of increasingly more processing element...
Numerous design environments for signal processing use specification languages with semantics closel...
International audienceA common optimization of signal and image processing applications is the pipel...
The design of new embedded systems is getting more and more complex as more functionality is integra...
Abstract—The design of new embedded systems is getting more and more complex as more functionality i...
textMany digital signal processing and real-time streaming systems are modeled using dataflow graphs...
International audienceA common problem when developing signal processing applications is to expose a...
International audienceMapping workflow applications onto parallel platforms is a challenging problem...
Abstract—We consider compile-time multi-core mapping and scheduling problem for synchronous dataflow...
International audienceThis paper introduces and assesses a new technique to minimize the memory foot...
Synchronous data flow graphs (SDFGs) are a very useful means for modeling and analyzing streaming ap...
The synchronous dataflow (SDF) model has proven efficient for represent-ing an important class of di...
Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a widely-used model-of-computation for signal processing and multimedi...
Based on the model of synchronous data flow (SDF) [13], so called single appearance schedules are kn...
Real-time stream processing applications, such as SDR applications, are often executed concurrently ...
An important trend in embedded processing is the integration of increasingly more processing element...
Numerous design environments for signal processing use specification languages with semantics closel...