2012 Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/indcon.2012.6420621
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SMRT: A new placement approach of 2-D unique MRT coefficients for N a power of 2

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“…Thus if the UMRT computation exploiting the sparsity of basis matrices proposed in this paper is used in frequency domain analysis of 2-D signals, especially for applications like video processing and image enhancement where size of the image taken is large, the computation time will be drastically reduced. An alternate placement approach for arranging the unique MRT coefficients in the order of sequencies is proposed in [11] named as SMRT. Since the basis matrices are the same, the proposed algorithm can be used to reduce the computational complexity of SMRT computation also.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus if the UMRT computation exploiting the sparsity of basis matrices proposed in this paper is used in frequency domain analysis of 2-D signals, especially for applications like video processing and image enhancement where size of the image taken is large, the computation time will be drastically reduced. An alternate placement approach for arranging the unique MRT coefficients in the order of sequencies is proposed in [11] named as SMRT. Since the basis matrices are the same, the proposed algorithm can be used to reduce the computational complexity of SMRT computation also.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [16] visual patterns of UMRT coefficients were analyzed and found that they have a specific pattern. These patterns when reordered results in a new pattern.…”
Section: B Smrtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the reordering is done according to the number of sign changes, it results in a new visual pattern. Based on this a new placement scheme is derived in [16] terms of sequencies along columns and rows. This new scheme is termed as Sequency based MRT, SMRT.…”
Section: B Smrtmentioning
confidence: 99%