An FPGA Based Coprocessor for the Classification of Tissue Patterns in Prostatic Cancer

This paper discusses the suitability of reconfigurable computing to speedup medical image classification problems. As an example of the speedup offered by reconfigurable logic, a multispectral computer vision system for automatic diagnosis of prostatic cancer is implemented. Different parallel archi...

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Texture Feature
title An FPGA Based Coprocessor for the Classification of Tissue Patterns in Prostatic Cancer
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