Fast Texture Coding Based on Spatial, Temporal and Inter-View Correlations for 3D Video Coding
3D-HEVC (The 3D Extension of High Efficiency Video Coding), the latest international standard for 3D video coding, supports multiview plus depth 3D video format to enrich multimedia applications.
Jie-Ru Lin +6 more
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Optimized VLSI Architecture of HEVC Fractional Pixel Interpolators with Approximate Computing
High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is the latest video standard developed by the Joint Video Exploration Team. HEVC is able to offer better compression results than preceding standards but it suffers from a high computational complexity.
Stefania Preatto +4 more
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Key-point Detection based Fast CU Decision for HEVC Intra Encoding [PDF]
As the most recent video coding standard, High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) adopts various novel techniques, including a quad-tree based coding unit (CU) structure and additional angular modes used for intra encoding.
Zhe Xu, Biao Min, Ray C.C. Cheung
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Seeing Gusty Winds: Optical Tracking of Tree Motion Captures Peak 3‐s Gust Velocities
Our proof‐of‐concept shows that short video clips of trees and flags, analysed to detect their motions, potentially provide a low‐cost method to estimate peak 3‐s wind gusts. Such measurements offer insights into local wind hazard variations without the need for complex instrumentation, with future use envisaged in insurance risk assessment.
Sai Kulkarni +5 more
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Multi-Layer Features Fusion Model-Guided Low-Complexity 3D-HEVC Intra Coding
Three-dimensional (3D) video with depth information is essential for many applications in the consumer electronics industry. The 3D-high efficiency video coding (3D-HEVC) is the latest 3D video coding standard.
Chang Liu, Kebin Jia
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SFNIC: Hybrid Spatial‐Frequency Information for Lightweight Neural Image Compression
ABSTRACT Neural image compression (NIC) has shown remarkable rate‐distortion (R‐D) efficiency. However, the considerable computational and spatial complexity of most NIC methods presents deployment challenges on resource‐constrained devices. We introduce a lightweight neural image compression framework designed to efficiently process both local and ...
Youneng Bao +5 more
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Adaptive Parallelization Based on Frame‐Level and Tile‐Level Parallelisms for VVC Encoding
ABSTRACT To meet the growing demand for high‐efficiency video compression standards, Versatile Video Coding (VVC) has been developed as a successor to High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC). VVC offers approximately a 50% reduction in bitrate compared to HEVC while maintaining comparable visual quality.
Karin Onouchi +4 more
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Survey of Inter‐Prediction Methods for Time‐Varying Mesh Compression
This paper surveys existing methods for compressing time‐varying meshes (TVMs), focusing on the challenge of exploiting data redundancies due to varying connectivity and the absence of implicit correspondence information. We review current performance, available datasets, and potential future trends in the field.
Jan Dvořák +5 more
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Research on Adding Global Registration Model in Video Coding With Local Affine Motion Model
With the widespread application of local affine (LA) motion models in various video coding standards, this study explores the implementation methods and performance changes of introducing a global registration model in an encoder that already includes a LA motion model.
Zhe Zheng +7 more
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A fast and efficient data reuse scheme for HEVC Integer Motion Estimation hardware architecture
High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is a video compression standard designed to improve video compression efficiency compared to its predecessor, Advanced Video Coding (AVC).
Lam Duc Khai
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