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Item type:Item, A NEW ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR PRIME-LENGTH DISCRETE COSINE TRANSFORM(1993-01-01) ;GUO, JI ;LIU, CM ;JEN, CW ;資訊工程學系電子工程學系及電子研究所A new approach to derive a systolic algorithm for prime-length discrete cosine transform (DCT) is proposed. It makes use of the input/output (I/O) data permutations and the symmetry property of cosine kernels such that the proposed array possesses outstanding performance in hardware cost of the processing elements (PE's), average computation time, and the I/O cost.Item type:Item, A NOVEL CORDIC-BASED ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL DISCRETE HARTLEY TRANSFORM(1995-05-01) ;GUO, JI ;LIU, CM ;JEN, CW ;資訊工程學系電控工程研究所In this paper, a coordinate rotation digital computer (CORDIC)-based array architecture is presented for computing the multidimensional (M-D) discrete Hartley transform (DHT). Since the kernel of the M-D DHT is inseparable, the M-D DHT problems cannot be computed through the 1-D DHT's directly. Bracewell et al. have presented an algorithm for the M-D DHT through the 1-D DHT's. The existing hardware architectures have been designed using this algorithm. However, the postprocessing required in the algorithm leads to high hardware overhead. This paper presents a new algorithm to compute M-D DHT through a special 1-D transform which is derived through considering both the separable computation and the efficient implementation with CORDIC architectures. This algorithm provides a direct way to compute the M-D DHT separably through 1-D transforms with simpler postprocessing than that in Bracewell's approach. Also, the algorithm exploits the symmetry of the triangular functions to reduce the computational complexity. Using this algorithm, we design an array architecture for the M-D DHT. This architecture features a systolic computing style, PE's with a CORDIC structure, low I/O cost, and the encapsulated new M-D DHT algorithm.Item type:Item, A NOVEL VLSI ARRAY DESIGN FOR THE DISCRETE HARTLEY TRANSFORM USING CYCLIC CONVOLUTION(1994-01-01) ;GUO, JI ;LIU, CM ;JEN, CW ;交大名義發表National Chiao Tung UniversityItem type:Item, THE EFFICIENT MEMORY-BASED VLSI ARRAY DESIGNS FOR DFT AND DCT(1992-10-01) ;GUO, JI ;LIU, CM ;JEN, CW ;資訊工程學系電子工程學系及電子研究所In this paper, the efficient memory-based VLSI arrays and the accompanied new design approach for the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and discrete cosine transform (DCT) are presented. The DFT and DCT are formulated as cyclic convolution forms and mapped into linear arrays which characterize small numbers of I/O channels and low I/O bandwidth. Since the multipliers consume much hardware area, the presented designs utilize small ROM's and adders to implement the multiplications, which is based on good data arrangements exploiting the number properties of the transform kernels. Moreover, the ROM size can be reduced effectively by arranging the data in our designs appropriately. Typically, to perform 1-D N-point DFT and DCT, the arrays need N X 2L words of ROM only. Compared to the conventional distributed arithmetic architectures which should require N X 2N words of ROM, much memory can be saved if N is greater than L, which occurs in most DFT applications. To summarize, the presented arrays outperform others in the architectural topology (local and regular connection), computing speeds, hardware complexity, the number of I/O channels, and I/O bandwidth. They take the advantages of both systolic arrays and the memory-based architectures.Item type:Item, UNIFIED ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR DISCRETE COSINE TRANSFORM, SINE TRANSFORM AND THEIR INVERSES(1995-10-12) ;GUO, JI ;CHEN, CS ;JEN, CW ;電控工程研究所Institute of Electrical and Control EngineeringA unified array design for the discrete cosine transform, discrete sine transform and their inverses based on a new general formulation is presented. The presented design provides the flexibility to adaptively select different types of transforms in transform coding according to the characteristics of images for minimising the bit rate as much as possible.