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16 Sep 2009	FFT-based convolution Discrete convolution using FFT method Author: Bruno Luong	conv2, gpu, fft, jacket, convn, conv	227	0
30 Jun 2009	NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber	interpolation, gpu, interp2, mex, bilinear, image processing	78	6	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
29 May 2009	GPU Perona - Malik Anisotropic Diffusion GPU version of the anisostropic diffusion filter by Perona and Malik, created using mex and CUDA. Author: Roberto Gallea	gpu, diffusion, image processing, cuda	59	0
27 May 2009	Speed using nvidia graphics card and accelerEyes jacket The code tests the increase in speed up of matrix multiplication. Author: Ambarish Jash	cuda, jacket, accelereyes, gpu, parallel processing, gpgpu	27	4	4.5 4.5 \| 3 ratings
21 May 2009	Expectation Maximization of Gaussian Mixture Models via CUDA CUDA enabled parallel EM for Gaussian Mixture Models, providing over 100x performance increases. Author: Andrew Harp	expectation maximizat..., parallel computing, kmeans, hpc, probability, mex	80	4	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
07 May 2009	GPU from MATLAB(R) example Simple example showing how to access the GPU from MATLAB Author: The GP-you Group	gpu, parallel computing, cuda	32	0
11 Jan 2009	CUDA in a MATLAB MEX-file Integrating NVIDIA CUDA code with MATLAB using a C MEX-file Author: Eric Johnson	nvidia, gpu, video card, graphics card, mex, accelerator	49	0	2.5 2.5 \| 2 ratings
02 Oct 2006	fftGPU Execute FFT faster on a NVIDIA GPU using the library of Naga K. Govindaraju. Author: Simon Potvin	fft fft gpu gpu fast ..., dsp	13	2	2.0 2.0 \| 1 rating
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