Designing Custom GPU Algorithms to Accelerate Graphical and Machine Vision Processing
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Algorithms for processing graphical objects such as raster images and 3D point clouds can quickly become very compute-intensive. Many of these algorithms are excellent choices for parallel processing optimizations. Developing custom general-purpose GPU code in C++ is easier than you might think, and well-designed GPU algorithms can yield game-changing performance improvements. This is especially critical for real-time applications such as autonomous navigation, machine vision, and medical imaging.
This talk will cover:
• Using nVidia and Intel APIs with C++ to create high-performance native GPU kernels.
• Techniques to maximize GPU throughput and avoid performance bottlenecks.
• Combining GPU and CPU-based optimizations (SIMD, multithreading) for additional performance.
After graduating from MIT in 1985 (BSCE Course VI-3), Stephen Phillips has had a career as an application and system-level software engineer, with a focus on optimization of imaging and machine vision algorithms. Mr. Phillips has developed native...
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