Presented by
Christopher Edward Davis


Abstract
This thesis outlines, discusses, and presents several arti¯cial neural network archi-tectures that are amenable to execution on a Graphical Processing Unit. Traitsare identi¯ed that lead to good or poor performance of the arti¯cial neural networksimulation.’
Introduction
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ABSTRACT
A Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is a microprocessor that has been designed specifically for the processing of 3D graphics. The processor is built with integrated transform, lighting, triangle setup/clipping, and rendering engines, capable of handling millions of math-intensive processes per second. GPUs allow products such as desktop PCs, portable computers, and game consoles to process real-time 3D graphics that only a few years ago were only available on high-end workstations. Used primarily for 3-D applications, ....etc

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GPUs - Graphics Processing Units



Introduction

Before we dive into the architectural details of some example GPUs, we'll have a look at some basic concepts
of graphics processing and 3D graphics, which will make it easier for us to understand the functionality of
GPUs

What is a GPU?

A GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is essentially a dedicated hardware device that is responsible for translating
data into a 2D image formed by pixels. In this paper, we will focus on the 3D graphics, since that ....etc

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Definition
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INTRODUCTION

There are various applications that require a 3D world to be simulated as realistically as possible on a computer screen. These include 3D animations in games, movies and other real world simulations. It takes a lot of computing power to represent a 3D world due to the great amount of information that must be used to generate a realistic 3D world and the complex mathematical operations that must be used to project this 3D world onto a computer screen. In this situation, the processing time and bandwidth are at a ....etc

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ABSTRACT: COMPUTER GRAPHICS& IMAGE PROCESSING
Authors:
*L.HARSHINI III/IV B-TECH
*V.GOWRY SAILAJA III/IV B-TECH
ABSTRACT
This paper will cover broad issues pertaining to Computer Graphics and Image Processing
This paper is divided into different sections:- Firstly we have the brief introduction of Computer Graphics and its History. The next section of the paper gives us the branches of Computer Graphics and itâ„¢s Applications. One of the most important applications is the Image Processing.
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