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This paper presents implementation of the Wavelet Transform on parallel computers. The time of computation of Wavelet Transform on classic computers limits its applications in several area of signal processing and data compression. We examine some problems encountered when parallelizing such code and we compare three different SIMD computers on this base : a Connection-Machine 2/200, a SYMPATI-2 Line Processor and a MasPar MP-1. 10 REFERENCES.

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<title>Cylindrical object reconstruction from a sequence of images</title>

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Guerin

et al. 1992

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<title>Cylindrical object reconstruction from a sequence of images</title>

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