A Systematic Methodology for Designing VLSI Systolic Arrays with Applications in Pattern Recognition and Image          Processing
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The research is an engineering approach to the solution of two                  fundamental problems in designing systolic arrays, namely,                      restructuring of algorithms for increased parallelism and efficient             mapping of algorithms into systolic arrays.  Two major limitations in           the state-of-the-art of existing transformation systems are the                 nonexistence of powerful systematic semantic transformations and the            inability to systematically achieve optimality in the resulting                 designs.  Efforts are underway to investigate:  new syntactic and               semantic transformations on complex algorithms for optimizing area,             time, input/output and other parameters in the systolic architecture;           efficient methodology for mapping algorithms onto two- or                       three-dimensional systolic arrays with feedbacks, replicated data,              general timing and limited or full broadcasting and other architectural         constraints; design of macropipelines of systolic arrays and the                related problems in interconnection, buffering, timing, and closure             property; and design of macropipelines of systolic arrays for image             processing and pattern recognition.  Emphasis is on both theoretical            and practical approaches in this research.  With the theory developed,          an automated design tool will be implemented so that it can be                  interfaced with existing VLSI design tools.
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