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2 October 1998 Real-time image rotation using B-spline interpolation on FPGA's board
Cyril Berthaud, El-Bay Bourennane, Michel Paindavoine, Claude Milan
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Abstract
The aim of our work is to realize the implementation of a real-time high-quality image rotation on FPGA's board. The method we used is based on M. Unser's work and consists in applying a B-spline interpolator. The difficulty of this problem is due to the relatively weak integration capacity of FPGAs. To solve this problem we have searched for determining the minimum number of bits to code the filter while keeping a good accuracy of filtering output. In this article, we remind a few definitions about B-spline functions and we present how we use B- spline interpolation for the image rotation problem. Then, we describe the way we calculate probability density function of the output error in order to determine the filter data coding.
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Cyril Berthaud, El-Bay Bourennane, Michel Paindavoine, and Claude Milan "Real-time image rotation using B-spline interpolation on FPGA's board", Proc. SPIE 3461, Advanced Signal Processing Algorithms, Architectures, and Implementations VIII, (2 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.325711
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KEYWORDS
Field programmable gate arrays

Digital filtering

Medical imaging

Filtering (signal processing)

Infrared imaging

Lithium

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