Parallelism in a processor is exploited to permute a data set based on bit reversal of indices associated with data points in the data set. Permuted data can be stored in a memory having entries arranged in banks, where entries in different banks can be accessed in parallel. A destination location in the memory for a particular data point from the data set is determined based on the bit-reversed index associated with that data point. The bit-reversed index can be further modified so that at least some of the destination locations determined by different parallel processes are in different banks, allowing multiple points of the bit-reversed data set to be written in parallel.

 
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