The issues of computation optimization for digital signal processing operations are considered when choosing the variant of their organization in the space-time environment. The implementation of such research is based on the obtained model description of computation organization, which allows us to synthesize a variety of their variants and perform the concurrent exploration of algorithms and architectures. Methods of computation optimization obtained as a result of analyzing parameters characterizing the above model description are discussed. Using these methods in the concurrent exploration of algorithms and architectures allows you to find the best variants for computation organization.

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Digital signal processing
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