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Why Is More Floating-Point Computation Required by DSP Applications?
Why is more floating-point computation required by DSP applications? More and more DSP applications use algorithms that are best realized using floating-point arithmetic. In this Whiteboard Wednesday video, the first of a two-part series, we talk about how this need for floating-point computations spans different market segments: from low-compute applications in wearables processing to high-compute applications in communications and vision processing.
Posted on Wednesday Sep. 28, 2016
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