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Pipelining and Vector Processing

The document discusses pipelining and vector processing, two techniques used to optimize computer performance. Pipelining executes multiple instructions simultaneously by dividing them into stages, while vector processing performs the same operation on multiple data elements at once. Examples provided include assembly lines demonstrating pipelining and digital image processing using vector techniques.

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Pipelining and Vector Processing

The document discusses pipelining and vector processing, two techniques used to optimize computer performance. Pipelining executes multiple instructions simultaneously by dividing them into stages, while vector processing performs the same operation on multiple data elements at once. Examples provided include assembly lines demonstrating pipelining and digital image processing using vector techniques.

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Pipelining and Vector

Processing
Welcome to our presentation on Pipelining and Vector Processing - two
important techniques used to optimize computer performance.

by Jaiganesh
What is Pipelining?
Definition How it Works

Pipelining is a technique used to execute multiple The instructions are divided into smaller stages, or
instructions at the same time, in a single subtasks, that are performed in parallel. Each
processor. It allows for overlapping of different subtask is then processed by a different part of the
stages of instruction processing, thereby processor, reducing the time it takes to execute the
increasing instruction throughput. instructions.

Benefits Limitations

Pipelining can significantly increase instruction If the subtasks are not evenly balanced, the overall
throughput, resulting in faster and more efficient performance can decrease. Additionally,
processing. It also reduces the time it takes to pipelining can't be used for all types of
complete complex instructions. instructions, as some require the results of the
previous instruction to be completed before
starting.
What is Vector Processing?

Definition How it Works

Vector processing is a technique used to execute Vector processors use the SIMD (Single Instruction
multiple instructions at the same time by performing Multiple Data) architecture to perform a single
the same operation on multiple data elements at once, operation on multiple data elements at the same time.
using a single instruction. This is achieved by grouping the data elements into
vectors, or arrays, and performing the operation on
each element in parallel.
Pipelining vs Vector Processing
1 Pipelining

Executes multiple instructions at the same time, in a single processor. Increases instruction
throughput and reduces execution time for complex instructions. Can't be used for all types of
instructions and requires even balance of subtasks.

2 Vector Processing

Executes the same operation on multiple data elements at once, using a single instruction.
Widely used in scientific simulations, image and signal processing, and medical imaging.
Performs large amounts of floating-point calculations.
Pipelining in Action: Assembly Line
Production
1 Stage 1: Assembly

Workers assemble parts into incomplete


products. This stage is repeated for each
Stage 2: Inspection 2 product.
The partially assembled products are
inspected for quality and defects. This
stage is repeated for each product. 3 Stage 3: Finishing

The products are painted, polished, and


boxed for shipping. This stage is repeated
for each product.
Vector Processing in Action: Digital Image
Processing
Step 1: Image Pre- Step 2: Feature Detection Step 3: Image
processing Segmentation
The image is analyzed to detect
The image is cleaned and features such as edges, corners, The image is divided into
enhanced to remove noise and and blobs. regions to simplify analysis and
improve image quality. feature extraction.
Pipelining for Video Rendering

Load Data Decode Frames

The video data is loaded into the memory of the The frames of the video are decoded, decompressed,
processor. and prepared for rendering.

Render Frames Output Video

The frames are rendered in parallel, using multiple The final video is assembled and stored in a
processors, to speed up the process. compatible format for playback.
Vector Processing in Medicine: MRI Scanning

Image Acquisition Pre-processing

The MRI machine acquires images of the patient's The image is cleaned and enhanced to remove
body using magnetic fields and radio waves. noise and artifacts caused by the MRI process.

Segmentation Analysis

The image is segmented to identify organs, bones, The image is analyzed to detect tumors,
and other structures of interest. abnormalities, and other medical conditions.

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