RADON TRANSFORM AND FAST CONVOLUTIONS



Radon Transform Hardware:

The following VHDL IP cores are provided under the GPL license.

  • iFDPRT: Fast Inverse Discrete Periodic Radon Transform (For Primes)
    • Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)
    • IEEETIP2016 paper: "Fast and Scalable Computation of the Forward and Inverse Discrete Periodic Radon Transform" (url)
  • iSFPDRT core: Scalable iFDPRT (For Primes)
    • iSFDPRT core (Stand-Alone IP).
      Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)
    • IEEETIP2016 paper: "Fast and Scalable Computation of the Forward and Inverse Discrete Periodic Radon Transform" (url)
  • iSFPDRT system: Includes the iSFDPRT core, memories, and ancillary circuitry.
    • Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)
      The code works for the 7-series Xilinx FPGAs/PSoCs (Artix-7, Kintex-7, Virtex-7, Zynq-SoC). It uses BRAM primitives RAMB18E1, RAM36E1.
    • IEEETIP2016 paper: "Fast and Scalable Computation of the Forward and Inverse Discrete Periodic Radon Transform" (url)

Fast 2D Convolution Hardware:

- Documentation: IEEETIP2017 paper: "Fast 2D Convolutions and Cross-Correlations using Scalable Architectures" (url)

- The following VHDL IP cores are provided under the GPL license.

FastScaleConv: Radon-based 2D Linear Convolution. This requires modifying of the SFDPRT and iSFPRT systems.
  • Memories: We allow up to 64 bits per pixel in order to store the convolution results
  • SFDPRT system: Must allow the storage of the convolution result in MEM_OUT
  • iSFDPRT system: MEM_IN memory is not included, as data comes from the SFDPRT system
  • Two systems provided:
    • FastScaleConv with no pre-computed kernel: The Radon Transform of the kernel is computed.
    • FastScaleConv with pre-computed kernel: The Radon Transform of the kernel is provided in a memory.
  • FastScaleConv with no pre-computed kernel. Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)
  • FastScaleConv with pre-computed kernel. Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)
FastRankConv: SVD-LU-based 2D Linear Convolution
  • FastRankConv. Generic VHDL implementation: (Source Code)

 

 

 

 


Reconfigurable Computing Research Laboratory (RECRLab), Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Oakland University