Towards an Invisible Honeypot Monitoring System

Quynh, Nguyen Anh; Takefuji, Yoshiyasu

doi:10.1007/11780656_10

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“…To achieve high performance in GPUs, the following guidelines should be followed: [6][7] [8] Parallelism: Computation must be independently performed on each fragment; a fragment's computation can not simultaneously depend on neighboring fragments. Gather, not scatter: The GPU is optimized for texture lookups (gathers) and cannot write to random framebuffer locations (scatters).…”

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Real-time shader rendering of holographic stereograms

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Horizontal-parallax-only holographic stereograms of nearly SDTV resolution (336 pixels by 440 lines by 96 views) of textured and normal-mapped models (500 polygons) are rendered at interactive rates (10 frames/second) on a single dual-head commodity graphics processor for use on MIT's third-generation electro-holographic display. The holographic fringe pattern is computed by a diffraction specific holographic stereogram algorithm designed for efficient parallelized vector implementation using OpenGL and Cg vertex/fragment shaders. The algorithm concentrates on lightfield reconstruction by holographic fringes rather than the computation of the interferometric process of creating the holographic fringes.

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