Use circular lut history buffer in computeGradient of HOG#15623
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* Use circular lut hustory buffer in computeGradient of HOG * Initialize prefetch data outside main loop. Avoid code duplication.
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Use circular lut history buffer in computeGradient of HOG.
Reduce lut reads by 2/3 and is 33-52% faster.