The Intel Recognition Primitives Library: Features and Benefits Intel Recognition Primitives Library


The Intel Recognition Primitives Library

The Intel Recognition Primitives Library V3.0 provides developers of speech and character-recognition software a set of generic functions in the form of standard DLLs and static libraries. The generic functions are optimized for various Intel Architectures such as Intel486™, the Pentium® Processor, the Pentium Pro Processor, and the Pentium Processor with MMX™ technology. The recognition primitive functions address the most compute-intensive parts of typical speech-and-character-recognition applications. The library includes functions for windowing, fast Fourier transforms, multi-layer perceptron, Hidden Markov Model-based functions (discrete, continuous, and semi-continuous), and many vector operations. The functions process 16-bit integer data, single precision and, floating-point data, as well as their complex variations. Because MMX technology accelerates integer arithmetic primarily, the floating-point functions do not use MMX technology.


Features Benefits

Highly optimized processor-specific
    DLLs and static libraries

Optimal product performance and reduced
    time to market
C-Callable functions High-level language programming interface
Custom DLL builder utility Minimum memory footprint of DLL
Both integer and floating point functions Support for a wide range of needs
Processor detection and
    processor-specific DLL loading
Single scalable executable


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