Inverse Mojette Transform Implementation and the MTTool

The Mojette Transform (MOT) is originated from France introduced by J-P. Guédon. There are several different variations of MOT applications nowadays which are used in different areas such as tomography, internet distributed data bases, encoding, multimedia error correction, or The Mojette Transform...

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Published in:Carpathian journal of electronic and computer engineering 2011-01, Vol.4, p.127
Main Authors: József, Vásárhelyi, Ján, Turán, Péter, Szoboszlai
Format: Article
Language:English
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Embedded systems
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Summary:The Mojette Transform (MOT) is originated from France introduced by J-P. Guédon. There are several different variations of MOT applications nowadays which are used in different areas such as tomography, internet distributed data bases, encoding, multimedia error correction, or The Mojette Transform Tool (MTTool) which was created for testing purposes, etc. This paper presents the some aspects of the MTTool and IMOT implementation The logic circuitry of the IMOT compared with the MOT shows that the reconstruction process is more complicated. The MOT and IMOT hardware implementations are based on the sliding window method and the stepping window method. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:1844-9689
2343-8908