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Pyramid computer algorithms

Miller, 1985

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1938574644173777926
Author
Miller R
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The pyramid computer was initially proposed for performing high-speed low-level image processing. Early algorithms showed that for a digitized square picture with n pixels, the pyramid could perform standard (quad) tree-type bottom-up bit counting and transformation …
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