Jocelyn Cloutier, Eric Cosatto, Steven Pigeon, R. Boyer, Patrice Y. Simard
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VIP: an FPGA-based processor for image processing and neural networks
The present in this paper the architecture and implementation of the Virtual Image Processor (VIP) which is an SIMD multiprocessor build with large FPGAs. The SIMD architecture, together with a 2D torus connection topology, is well suited for image processing, pattern recognition and neural network algorithms. The VIP board can be programmed on-line at the logic level, allowing optimal hardware dedication to any given algorithm.