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I have implemented it on MATLAB n now trying it on FPGA. Because repetitive comparison operation in algorithm m facing problem in it.
In MATLAB it was done with two nested for loops...
@FvMThanx for reply
I want to perform image segmentation for that i have to compare the pixel color value with all the other pixels color values, so i have saved the pixel color values in ROM and want to get following two tables from it here in first table H stands for population of frequency...
@Fvm
I want to implement iterative operation on FPGA...and m not getting a way out of it pls help
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@Fvm
I want to implement iterative operation on FPGA...and m not getting a way out of it pls help
@ Akhilkumar
Thanx for ur rpl
I have made changes that u suggested but still m getting errors, m using Quartus II
the errors are as follows
Error (10170): Verilog HDL syntax error at imp.v(28) near text "gt1"; expecting "<=", or "="
Error (10170): Verilog HDL syntax error at imp.v(29) near...
Hello everyone I am implementing Image segmentation on FPGA, for that i have to compare the pixel values with each other. I have stored image pixel values in ROM, and now want to put them in RAM and simultaneously compare them with previous entries in RAM.I have written this code given bellow...
Hello Everyone
I am doing project on color image segmentation, I have to operate on pixel color values of image. I have written code for the blocks required but i dont know hot to put image matrix on FPGA RAM ???? And how to call these values from memory on Kit
I am using CPLD Cyclone II...
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