2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.sigpro.2008.05.018
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On the realization of 2-D orthogonal state-space systems

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“…Obtained results show that it is possible to realize, so popular in image processing, 3x3 kernel filters using lossless structures. After the embedding, next steps would be Roesser model synthesis [13] and implementation using Givens rotations structures [15]. These steps determine future research directions for the authors.…”
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“…Obtained results show that it is possible to realize, so popular in image processing, 3x3 kernel filters using lossless structures. After the embedding, next steps would be Roesser model synthesis [13] and implementation using Givens rotations structures [15]. These steps determine future research directions for the authors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, if a system with equal number of inputs and outputs is required, it can be obtained for a state-space representation. An efficient technique for such a task is presented in [15].…”
Section: Problem Formulation and Preliminariesmentioning
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“…Next, we extend A UBU C UD to be a square matrix [27,29] which leads to final state space realization, given by …”
Section: Realization Example Of a Gaussian Filtermentioning
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“…Each H e i (z h , z v ) is an single-input single-output system, so we can apply the algorithm presented in [27,28] to synthesize 2-D orthogonal state space equations, given by (11), spanned on 3-D. The factors k e i obtained from the 2-D synthesis are applied to the corresponding elements ofĤ d (z d ).…”
Section: Synthesis Algorithmmentioning
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