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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"CUDA (Computer architecture)"”.

  1. Multi-drug association rule mining on graphics processing unit

    … computing is the next evolution in processing architectures; utilization of this massively parallel processor towards drug data mining will accelerate the research and discovery of drug-symptom associations that will save money and lives"--Leaf iv.

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  2. GPU ray tracing with CUDA

    … of a ray tracer, written in C++ and CUDA respectively. A performance analysis reveals that the optimized GPU ray tracer is capable of producing images with speedup gains up to 1852X when compared to the former CPU implementation"--Document.</p>

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  3. Dynamically parallel CAMSHIFT: GPU accelerated object tracking in digital video

    … different parallel algorithms for CAMSHIFT using CUDA. The first design performs calculations on the GPU, but requires iterative data transfers back to the host CPU for condition checking, which bottlenecks the entire program. In the second design, we propose an enhanced parallel reduction-based …

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  4. Near real-time early cancer detection using a graphics processing unit

    <p>"Automatically detecting early cancer using medical images is challenging, yet very crucial to help save millions of lives in the early stages of cancer. In this work, we improved a method that was originally developed by Yamaguchi et al. from the Saga University in Saga Japan. The original …

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