2016
DOI: 10.1109/tce.2016.7448565
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An area and power efficient adder-based stepwise linear interpolation for digital signal processing

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“…erefore, the methods need to convert the acquired paper images into digital images and use a hand-held tracking digitizer to generate coordinate data by manually selecting points or tracking line segments. Generally used for relatively regular images or images with unsatisfactory original quality, graphics editing software can be used to edit and modify [19]. e methods use a scanner to scan the obtained drawing and save it as a raster image, and then use other image processing software to further process to improve the image quality, such as graphic stitching, noise reduction, thinning, etc., and then register the raster image.…”
Section: Simulation Experiments and Results Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…erefore, the methods need to convert the acquired paper images into digital images and use a hand-held tracking digitizer to generate coordinate data by manually selecting points or tracking line segments. Generally used for relatively regular images or images with unsatisfactory original quality, graphics editing software can be used to edit and modify [19]. e methods use a scanner to scan the obtained drawing and save it as a raster image, and then use other image processing software to further process to improve the image quality, such as graphic stitching, noise reduction, thinning, etc., and then register the raster image.…”
Section: Simulation Experiments and Results Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, our simulation results were published as a journal article [27] and in IEEE proceedings [28] and were one of the first pieces of academic literature in this novel field. Recent publications in the same field have cited our work [77,78,79] thus proving that this work is advancing human knowledge in this particular field. The conclusions obtained by our sensitivity study are consistent with recent published academic literature studying the role of fringing fields in capacitive touch sensitivity [74].…”
Section: Validation Of Proposed Methodologysupporting
confidence: 57%