Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a high performance reconfigurable hardware architecture for detecting patterns as ll as their contextual meaning. By analyzing for both semantic content and structure, the accuracy of content-level processing systems can be improved. Our system is built using semantics defined by context-free-grammar (CFG) to tag the streaming data. Unlike the traditional table look up and stack based engines used in CFG parsers,  explore a new method that maps the grammar structure on to the Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) hardware. The structure is a direct translation of the grammar which enables the meaning of the patterns to be determined based on the location of its detection. The parallel pattern detection engines are instantiated using FPGA resources. Our implementation scans for the regular expression patterns and determines their semantics as defined by a grammar. This highly parallel and fine grained pipelined engine with 8 bit input bus can operate in bandwidth above 2 Gbps. For a simple XML grammar example, our engine can detect and tag the patterns at 1.57 Gbps on Xilinx VirtexE FPGA and 4.26 Gbps on the new Virtex 4 devices.
['Young H. Cho', 'James Moscola', 'John W. Lockwood']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Context-free-grammar based token tagger in reconfigurable devices
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