A Complementary In-Situ Matrix Transpose Method
A matrix transposition and matrix technology, which is used in measurement devices, reflection/re-radiation of radio waves, complex mathematical operations, etc. Improvement and other issues to achieve the effect of improving processing performance, high transposition efficiency, and improving utilization efficiency
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[0060] Assuming the number of rows of the original matrix L=2720, the number of columns W=256, the number of rows and columns of the divided sub-matrix K=64, the transposition method is as follows:
[0061] Step 1. Store batches of data to be transposed continuously into SDRAM, and first map the data into a two-dimensional matrix 2720*256;
[0062] Step 2. Comparing the number of rows and columns of the matrix, performing a complement operation on the mapped two-dimensional matrix so that it can be divided into several square matrices, and then performing a block operation. refer to figure 1 , the specific implementation of this step is as follows:
[0063] (2a) With 256*256 as the square matrix size, the matrix can be filled with a 96*256 rectangle below, so that the entire matrix can be divided into 11 square matrices;
[0064] (2b) Divide each square matrix with 64*64 as the unit matrix, and divide it into a diagonal mode matrix and a non-diagonal mode matrix;
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