3-D wavelet coding of video with arbitrary regions of support
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- article
- Published
- 1999-10-24
- Cited by
- 94
- References
- 25
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Keywords
Set partitioning in hierarchical trees, Wavelet, Coding (social sciences), Wavelet transform, Mathematics
References
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- A new, fast, and efficient image codec based on set partitioning in hierarchical trees
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- Optimized biorthogonal shape adaptive wavelets
- Representing arbitrarily-shaped regions: a case study of overcomplete representations
- Shape adaptive wavelet coding
- A block transform coder for arbitrarily shaped image segments
- Boundary filters for finite-length signals and time-varying filter banks
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- ReviewArticle An Overview on Wavelets in Source Coding, Communications, and Networks
- An efficient error resilience scheme based on Wyner-Ziv coding for region-of-interest protection of wavelet based video transmission
- The Problem of Contours in transform Image coding
- ROI coding with integer wavelet transforms and unbalanced spatial orientation trees
- Compression of Point-Based 3D Models by Shape-Adaptive Wavelet Coding of Multi-Height Fields
- Lossy-to-lossless ROI coding of chromosome images using modified SPIHT and EBCOT
- Region-of-interest coding based on set partitioning in hierarchical trees
- Shape-adaptive tarp coding
- Motion optimized spatial-temporal video coding based on wavelet transform
- Shape adaptation for light field compression
- Embedded Image Compression Using Differential Coding and Optimization Method
- 3D Object-based Scalable Wavelet Video Coding with Boundary Effect Suppression
- A novel VLSI architecture for multidimensional discrete wavelet transform
- Costs and Advantages of Object-Based Image Coding with Shape-Adaptive Wavelet Transform
- Video coding with motion-compensated lifted wavelet transforms
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- An Overview on Wavelets in Source Coding, Communications, and Networks
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