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CUDA-Vision-Math is a high-performance open-source library developed to accelerate complex computational tasks using NVIDIA CUDA technology.
This repository primarily offers highly optimized, GPU-accelerated algorithms focused on the following areas:
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Computer Vision (CV) and Image Analysis: Core image processing operations, feature extraction, and manipulation.
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Numerical Computing and Mathematics: Linear algebra, differential equation solvers, and general mathematical routines.
The goal of this open-source library is to provide developers and researchers with a toolkit that can drastically reduce the execution time of demanding applications by leveraging the parallel processing power of modern GPUs.
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CUDA Acceleration: All core routines are implemented using optimized CUDA kernels for maximum parallel performance.
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Bazel Build System: Supports fast, reproducible, and scalable builds using Bazel, perfectly integrating complex CUDA dependencies.
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Broad Coverage: Includes a wide range of algorithms relevant to CV (e.g., filters, transforms) and advanced math (e.g., FFT, specialized matrix operations).
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C++ Interface: Designed with a clean and easy-to-integrate C++ interface.
To build and use this library, you will need:
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NVIDIA GPU with CUDA capability (Compute Capability 5.0 or higher recommended).
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CUDA Toolkit (version X.X or later).
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A C++ compiler supporting C++17 or later.
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Bazel (version 5.0 or later recommended).
This project is built using Bazel. You can build all targets at once with the following commands:
# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/cuda-vision-math.git
cd cuda-vision-math
# 2. Build all libraries and executables
bazel build //...
# Optional: Run tests
bazel test //...Detailed usage guides, including specific Bazel targets for each component (e.g., //vision:convolution_lib), and C++ integration examples will be provided here.
// Example: Accelerated Image Filter (C++ / CUDA)
// #include "cvm/vision/image_filter.h"
// int main() {
// // Load image data (CPU)
// // ...
// // Transfer data to GPU and run CUDA filter
// // cvm::gpu_image input_gpu = cvm::upload(cpu_data);
// // cvm::gpu_image output_gpu = cvm::fast_gaussian_blur(input_gpu, 5.0);
// // Transfer results back to CPU
// // ...
// return 0;
// }This project is licensed under the Beerware License.
If this library proves valuable for your work or provides a significant performance boost, feel free to buy the author a beer in return! 🍺