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1. www.spiceworks.com › what-is-computer-architectureComputer Architecture: Components, Types and Examples ...

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   May 11, 2023 · The main components of a computer architecture are the CPU, memory, and peripherals. All these elements are linked by the system bus, which comprises an address bus, a data bus, and a control bus. Within this framework, the computer architecture has eight key components, as described below.

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3. binaryterms.com › addressing-modes-and-its-typesAddressing Mode and its Types - Binary Terms

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   • Register Addressing Mode. Every instruction includes operands; the operands can be a memory location, a processor register or an I/O device. The instruction which uses processor registers to represent operands is the instruction in register addressing mode.
   • Direct Addressing Mode. The direct addressing mode is also known as Absolute Addressing mode. Here, the instruction contains the address of the location in memory where the value of the operand is stored.
   • Immediate Addressing Mode. In immediate addressing mode, the value of the operand is explicitly mentioned in the instruction. Here, effective address is not required as the operand is explicitly defined in instruction.
   • Register Indirect Addressing mode. A processor register is used to hold the address of a memory location where the operand is placed. This addressing mode allows executing the same set of instructions for the different memory location.

4. www.prepbytes.com › blog › computer-architectureAddressing Modes in Computer Architecture

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Addressing modes in computer architecture refer to the techniques and rules used by processors to calculate the effective memory address or operand location for data operations. They define how instructions specify the source or destination of data within the system’s memory or registers.

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Cattle identification with muzzle pattern using computer ...

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   Mar 22, 2022 · The traits for identification can be muzzle point, iris pattern, face image, retinal vascular, ear vessel pattern, coat patterns, DNA sampling, etc. (Bugge et al. 2011; Kumar et al. 2017c). Cattle identification using biometric will also provide a new development of algorithms and methodologies.

6. www.geeksforgeeks.org › computer-organization-andComputer Organization and Architecture Tutorial - GeeksforGeeks

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   • Basic Computer Instructions : A simple understanding of Computer. Issues in Computer Design. Computer System Level Hierarchy. Computer Architecture and Computer Organization.
   • Instruction Design and Format : Different Instruction Cycles. Essential Registers for Instruction Execution. Machine Instructions. Instruction Formats (Zero, One, Two and Three Address Instruction)
   • Computer Arithmetic : Computer Arithmetic | ALU and Data Path. Computer Arithmetic | Set 1. Computer Arithmetic | Set 2. Difference between 1’s complement and 2’s complement.
   • Microprogrammed Control : Micro-Operation. Microarchitecture and Instruction Set Architecture. Types of Program Control Instructions. Difference between CALL and JUMP instructions.

7. www.cs.cornell.edu › Slides › 02-ArchitectureTHE EVOLUTION AND ARCHITECTURE OF MODERN COMPUTERS

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   Example: Raw images are arrays in a format defined by the camera or video, such as RGB, jpeg, mpeg. The camera understands the format. The host computer the camera is attached to just sees bytes CORNELL CS4414 - FALL 2020. 27

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   How do you create a muzzle point image?

   • The muzzle point image consists of two patterns, namely bead patterns which are the irregular structures and ridge patterns that are regular structures. Ridges always separate the beads. The minutiae/minuscule points are created using ridge bifurcation that divides into two ridges and ridge ending are lines to terminate as depicted in Fig. 6.

   Cattle identification with muzzle pattern using computer vision

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   How are muzzle print images classified?

   • Barry et al. (2007) worked on both muzzle print images and muzzle patterns. The author used media filters, fuzzy thresh holding, and watershed segmentation. The classification of muzzle print was done using a decision tree by achieving 100% accuracy.

   Cattle identification with muzzle pattern using computer vision

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   Why are muzzle points used for identification?

   • The muzzle points are used for identification as it is like that of human fingerprints and hence can be used in an effective manner. Kumar et al. (2018a, b) have achieved high accuracy in muzzle images than that of face images. Bello et al. (2020c) have improved results on the dataset of 1000 cattle images of coat pattern and muzzle.

   Cattle identification with muzzle pattern using computer vision

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   How to collect muzzle pattern directly from the fields?

   • The other method to collect muzzle pattern directly from the fields is by using muzzle print images on a piece of paper, but this method is not friendly. We have used 16-megapixel camera for capturing the images of cattle and their muzzle point for cattle recognition under still sequencing approach.

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9. riscv.cs.hm.edu › slides › ca_2020_02_basicsComputer Architecture - Chapter 2 CPU Basics - RISC-V

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   Von Neumann Architecture. Description of generic computer Computer organization independent of problem Memory Intermediate results Stored programs Organized in homogeneous cells Linearly addressed (data and program) Program counter in "central control" points to next instruction. Input Device. Central Control. Central Arithmetical.