Rok Dukič (2017) Processing images with programming language Halide. EngD thesis.
Abstract
The thesis contains a presentation of a recently created programming language Halide and its comparison to an already established image processing library OpenCV. We compare the execution times of the implementations with the same functionality and their length (in terms of number of lines). The implementations consist of morphological operations and template matching. Operations are implemented in four versions. The first version is made in C++ and only uses OpenCV’s objects. The second version uses the OpenCV’s function. The third and fourth version are written in Halide language. The difference between them is in the optimization. One of them uses scheduling while the other does not. The second part of the thesis consists of the results which are shown in tables and the analysis of the results.
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