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2000 – 2009

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2008
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Philippe Bonnot, Fabrice Lemonnier, Gilbert Edelin, Gerard Gaillat, Olivier Ruch, Pascal Gauget:
Definition and SIMD Implementation of a Multi-Processing Architecture Approach on FPGA. DATE 2008: 610-615
2007
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Claudio Mucci, Luca Vanzolini, Antonio Deledda, Fabio Campi, Gerard Gaillat:
Intelligent cameras and embedded reconfigurable computing: a case-study on motion detection. SoC 2007: 1-4

1980 – 1989

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1983
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Gerard Gaillat:
The Design of a Parallel Processor for Image Processing On-Board Satellites: An Application Oriented Approach. ISCA 1983: 372-386

1970 – 1979

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1978
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Gerard Gaillat:
A simple learning decision algorithm for character recognition and pattern classification. Pattern Recognit. 10(2): 99-104 (1978)

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