Multidimensional synchronous dataflow

Signal flow graphs with dataflow semantics have been used in signal processing system simulation, algorithm development, and real-time system design. Dataflow semantics implicitly expose function parallelism by imposing only a partial ordering constraint on the execution of functions. One particular...

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Vydáno v:	IEEE transactions on signal processing Ročník 50; číslo 8; s. 2064 - 2079
Hlavní autoři:	Murthy, P.K., Lee, E.A.
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	New York, NY IEEE 01.08.2002 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Témata:	Algorithms Applied sciences Arrays Communication channels Computer science; control theory; systems Digital signal processing Dynamic scheduling Dynamics Exact sciences and technology Flow graphs Information retrieval. Graph Lattices Mathematical models Multidimensional signal processing Multidimensional systems Programming environments Real time systems Semantics Signal processing Signal processing algorithms Simulation Software Software engineering Studies Synchronous Theoretical computing Graph method High level synthesis Simulation Digital signal processor Modeling Data flow
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Abstract	Signal flow graphs with dataflow semantics have been used in signal processing system simulation, algorithm development, and real-time system design. Dataflow semantics implicitly expose function parallelism by imposing only a partial ordering constraint on the execution of functions. One particular form of dataflow called synchronous dataflow (SDF) has been quite popular in programming environments for digital signal processing (DSP) since it has strong formal properties and is ideally suited for expressing multirate DSP algorithms. However, SDF and other dataflow models use first-in first-out (FIFO) queues on the communication channels and are thus ideally suited only for one-dimensional (1-D) signal processing algorithms. While multidimensional systems can also be expressed by collapsing arrays into 1-D streams, such modeling is often awkward and can obscure potential data parallelism that might be present. SDF can be generalized to multiple dimensions; this model is called multidimensional synchronous dataflow (MDSDF). This paper presents MDSDF and shows how MDSDF can be efficiently used to model a variety of multidimensional DSP systems, as well as other types of systems that are not modeled elegantly in SDF. However, MDSDF generalizes the FIFO queues used in SDF to arrays and, thus, is capable only of expressing systems sampled on rectangular lattices. This paper also presents a generalization of MDSDF that is capable of handling arbitrary sampling lattices and lattice-changing operations such as nonrectangular decimation and interpolation. An example of a practical system is given to show the usefulness of this model. The key challenge in generalizing the MDSDF model is preserving static schedulability, which eliminates the overhead associated with dynamic scheduling, and preserving a model where data parallelism, as well as functional parallelism, is fully explicit.
AbstractList	Signal flow graphs with dataflow semantics have been used in signal processing system simulation, algorithm development, and real-time system design. Dataflow semantics implicitly expose function parallelism by imposing only a partial ordering constraint on the execution of functions. One particular form of dataflow called synchronous dataflow (SDF) has been quite popular in programming environments for digital signal processing (DSP) since it has strong formal properties and is ideally suited for expressing multirate DSP algorithms. However, SDF and other dataflow models use first-in first-out (FIFO) queues on the communication channels and are thus ideally suited only for one-dimensional (1-D) signal processing algorithms. While multidimensional systems can also be expressed by collapsing arrays into 1-D streams, such modeling is often awkward and can obscure potential data parallelism that might be present. SDF can be generalized to multiple dimensions; this model is called multidimensional synchronous dataflow (MDSDF). This paper presents MDSDF and shows how MDSDF can be efficiently used to model a variety of multidimensional DSP systems, as well as other types of systems that are not modeled elegantly in SDF. However, MDSDF generalizes the FIFO queues used in SDF to arrays and, thus, is capable only of expressing systems sampled on rectangular lattices. This paper also presents a generalization of MDSDF that is capable of handling arbitrary sampling lattices and lattice-changing operations such as nonrectangular decimation and interpolation. An example of a practical system is given to show the usefulness of this model. The key challenge in generalizing the MDSDF model is preserving static schedulability, which eliminates the overhead associated with dynamic scheduling, and preserving a model where data parallelism, as well as functional parallelism, is fully explicit Signal flow graphs with dataflow semantics have been used in signal processing system simulation, algorithm development, and real-time system design. Dataflow semantics implicitly expose function parallelism by imposing only a partial ordering constraint on the execution of functions. One particular form of dataflow called synchronous dataflow (SDF) has been quite popular in programming environments for digital signal processing (DSP) since it has strong formal properties and is ideally suited for expressing multirate DSP algorithms. However, SDF and other dataflow models use first-in first-out (FIFO) queues on the communication channels and are thus ideally suited only for one-dimensional (1-D) signal processing algorithms. While multidimensional systems can also be expressed by collapsing arrays into 1-D streams, such modeling is often awkward and can obscure potential data parallelism that might be present. SDF can be generalized to multiple dimensions; this model is called multidimensional synchronous dataflow (MDSDF). This paper presents MDSDF and shows how MDSDF can be efficiently used to model a variety of multidimensional DSP systems, as well as other types of systems that are not modeled elegantly in SDF. However, MDSDF generalizes the FIFO queues used in SDF to arrays and, thus, is capable only of expressing systems sampled on rectangular lattices. This paper also presents a generalization of MDSDF that is capable of handling arbitrary sampling lattices and lattice-changing operations such as nonrectangular decimation and interpolation. An example of a practical system is given to show the usefulness of this model. The key challenge in generalizing the MDSDF model is preserving static schedulability, which eliminates the overhead associated with dynamic scheduling, and preserving a model where data parallelism, as well as functional parallelism, is fully explicit. Signal flow graphs with dataflow semantics have been used in signal processing system simulation, algorithm development, and real-time system design.
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