Luis Manuel Montaño Zentina (ed.); Gabino Torres Vega (ed.); Miguel Garcia Rocha (ed.); Luis F. Rojas Ochoa (ed.); Lopez Fer American Institute of Physics (2008) Kovakantinen kirja
Miguel Garcia Rocha (ed.); Ricardo Lopez Fernandez (ed.); Luis F Rojas Ochoa (ed.); Gabino Torres Vega (ed.) American Institute of Physics (2010) Kovakantinen kirja
Klavdia Oleschko Lutkova (ed.); Sergei Cherkasov (ed.); José Luís Palacio Prieto (ed.); Vianey Torres Argüelles (ed.); Gaona American Institute of Physics (2008) Kovakantinen kirja
Springer Sivumäärä: 434 sivua Asu: Kovakantinen kirja Painos: 1996 Julkaisuvuosi: 1996, 31.01.1996 (lisätietoa) Kieli: Englanti
In recent years there has been an increasing interest in Second Generation Image and Video Coding Techniques. These techniques introduce new concepts from image analysis that greatly improve the performance of the coding schemes for very high compression. This interest has been further emphasized by the future MPEG 4 standard. Second generation image and video coding techniques are the ensemble of approaches proposing new and more efficient image representations than the conventional canonical form. As a consequence, the human visual system becomes a fundamental part of the encoding/decoding chain. More insight to distinguish between first and second generation can be gained if it is noticed that image and video coding is basically carried out in two steps. First, image data are converted into a sequence of messages and, second, code words are assigned to the messages. Methods of the first generation put the emphasis on the second step, whereas methods of the second generation put it on the first step and use available results for the second step. As a result of including the human visual system, second generation can be also seen as an approach of seeing the image composed by different entities called objects. This implies that the image or sequence of images have first to be analyzed and/or segmented in order to find the entities. It is in this context that we have selected in this book three main approaches as second generation video coding techniques:
Segmentation-based schemes
Model Based Schemes
Fractal Based Schemes £/LIST£ Video Coding: The Second Generation Approach is an important introduction to the new coding techniques for video. As such, all researchers, students and practitioners working in image processing will find this book of interest.
