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MULTIRESOLUTION CODING OF IMAGE AND VIDEO SIGNALS

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by Bernd Girod , Frank Hartung , Uwe Horn
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@MISC{Girod_multiresolutioncoding,
    author = {Bernd Girod and Frank Hartung and Uwe Horn},
    title = {MULTIRESOLUTION CODING OF IMAGE AND VIDEO SIGNALS},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

Multiresolution image and video coding schemes o er both excellent coding e ciency and the ability to support scalability. This paper gives an introduction to the principles of multiresolution coding of image and video signals. Besides critically sampled subband pyramids, oversampled pyramid decompositions are discussed. Oversampled subband pyramids are often better suited for scalable coding schemes. Solutions to the bit allocation problem for subband coders with and without quantization noise feedback are presented. Finally, we brie y review spatio-temporal pyramids as the most promising approach to scalable video coding. 1

Keyphrases

multiresolution coding image video signal    subband pyramid    multiresolution image    video signal    subband coder    quantization noise feedback    promising approach    multiresolution coding    pyramid decomposition    excellent coding ciency    scalable video coding    bit allocation problem    review spatio-temporal pyramid   

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