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A VLSI architecture for image geometrical transformations using an embedded core based processor
This paper presents a circuit dedicated to real time geometrical transforms of pictures. The supported transforms are third degree polynomials of two variables. The post-processing is performed by a bilinear filter. An embedded DSP core is in charge of high level, low rate, control tasks while a set of hard wired units is in charge of computing intensive low level tasks.