Workflow from a Frame-Based Algorithm to a Pixel-Streaming Implementation | Vision Processing for FPGA, Part 2 - MATLAB & Simulink
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    Workflow from a Frame-Based Algorithm to a Pixel-Streaming Implementation | Vision Processing for FPGA, Part 2

    From the series: Vision Processing for FPGA

    Simulink® and Vision HDL Toolbox™ help you model hardware implementations of vision processing algorithms. Often these algorithms are written and tested in MATLAB®. Learn how to reuse your MATLAB work to test and check the results of the Simulink hardware implementation. Details include: 

    • Using MATLAB, Automated Driving Toolbox™, and Computer Vision Toolbox™ to develop and test a lane detection algorithm
    • Passing data between MATLAB and Simulink using workspace variables
    • Converting the frame-based input to streaming pixels using the Frame-to-Pixels block, which automatically converts sample rates
    • Setting up and running the Simulink hardware implementation from the MATLAB script
    • Comparing the results from the hardware implementation versus the reference algorithm

    Published: 14 Sep 2017