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An optimal parallel algorithm for computing moments on arrays with reconfigurable optical buses

Computing the moments of a two-dimensional (2-D) image involves a significant amount of multiplications and additions in a direct method. In this paper, we use the suffix sums to compute the 2-D moments instead of using a direct method. This method can reduce the number of multiplications tremendously. By integrating the advantages of both optical transmission and electronic computation, the 2-D moments can be computed in constant time on a 2-D arrays with reconfigurable optical buses (AROB). This result achieves optimal speed-up.