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Gerald Buchgraber

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30 Jun 2009 Screenshot 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 84 6
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28 Sep 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber

Well, I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure it's possible. The included build tools are dedicated to MS Windows. Please leave a notice if you get it running.

24 Jul 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber

Dear Darius,
you can find all build params described in nvmex.m
For adding additional include or library paths just use (similar to gcc) the params: -I<pathname> (for include path), -L<directory> (for lib dir) and -l<name> (for lib file).

Hopefully this helps and you get it running!

16 Apr 2009 2D CUDA-based bilinear interpolation GPU assisted fast bilinear interpolation Author: Alexander Huth

Hi all!
I did something similar with some improvements.
I also included a test to compare my solution (bilininterp) with cudainterp2 and as you can see here
http://www.mathworks.co.uk/matlabcentral/fileexchange/23795
it is much faster than cudainterp2.

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29 Sep 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber Woodford, Oliver

I wrote my own compile script for linux. See:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/261866

28 Sep 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber Buchgraber, Gerald

Well, I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure it's possible. The included build tools are dedicated to MS Windows. Please leave a notice if you get it running.

25 Sep 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber Woodford, Oliver

Is this supposed to compile on linux, or only on Windows? I can't get it to compile on linux.

24 Jul 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber Buchgraber, Gerald

Dear Darius,
you can find all build params described in nvmex.m
For adding additional include or library paths just use (similar to gcc) the params: -I<pathname> (for include path), -L<directory> (for lib dir) and -l<name> (for lib file).

Hopefully this helps and you get it running!

12 Jul 2009 NVIDIA CUDA-based bilinear (2D) interpolation Incredible speed boost in comparison to the Matlab implementation. (interp2) Author: Gerald Buchgraber Darius

Having trouble getting it running:

"Can't locate File/Temp.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Program Files/MATLAB/R2007a...)"

How does one ensure valid "include" and "library" paths in "build_mex.m" ?

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bilinear, cuda, gpu, image processing, interp2
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30 Jun 2009 Screenshot 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 84 6
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