Chan-Hyun Youn

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2020
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Duc Canh Le, Chan-Hyun Youn:
City-Scale Visual Place Recognition with Deep Local Features Based on Multi-Scale Ordered VLAD Pooling. CoRR abs/2009.09255 (2020)
2019
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Duc Canh Le, Eunyoung Oh, Gyu-Sang Cho, Kyung-Chae Lee, Sung Hyun Kim, Chan-Hyun Youn:
Performance Analysis of Adaptive Resource Allocation Scheme for OpenCL-based FPGA Virtualization System. ICTC 2019: 392-397
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Duc Canh Le, Chan-Hyun Youn:
Criteria and Approaches for Virtualization on Modern FPGAs. CoRR abs/1904.03838 (2019)
2018
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Duc Canh Le, Eunyoung Oh, Jae Ho Jeong, Sung Hyun Kim, Minsu Jeon, Jonghyun Jang, Chan-Hyun Youn:
An OpenCL-based SIFT Accelerator for Image Features Extraction on FPGA in Mobile Edge Computing Environment. ICTC 2018: 1406-1410

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