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Algorithms for processing video signals i.e. sequence of images either for enhancements, conversions or analysis of objects within it.

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I would like to ask you guys that I learned the Shannon Coding, Fano coding, Huffman coding are a kind of source coding. So may I call the mp3, mp4, mpeg are a kind of source coding? Thanks so much
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I am using tools like VVenc and UVG266 and doing some test to encode some different yuv files. VCCenc gives me results for (Y-PSNR U-PSNR V-PSNR YUV-PSNR), but UVG266 gives me only (Y-PSNR ...
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For the simplicity, aggregation technique is just averaging (pooling) entire grayscaled image pixel into one amplitude. So, in other word the camera is acting as light sensor, where more white pixel ...
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Consider a perfectly camouflaged object which perfectly mimicks the texture of its surrounding. One can see the object and its shape only when it moves - otherwise it is completely invisible. When ...
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I would like to make a large set of videos more visually pleasing by adjusting colors, saturation, contrast, etc. However, the techniques that I can find online roughly fall into these two categories: ...
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In image compression applications, we know that for an 8-bit 0 to 255 level grayscale image the PSNR (peak signal to noise ratio) can be defined through the MSE as: $$MSE=\frac{1}{mn}{\displaystyle \...
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I'm looking to composite an opaque object (e.g. 3D art) into video footage of semitransparent fog/clouds before a landscape background so that the object seems immersed in the clouds but occludes the ...
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I am currently attempting a project of plasma analysis. One of the aspects of this project is to determine the stability of the plasma, when a plasma is unstable it loses its shape partially or starts ...
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This is usually a two-part, trichroic prism that divides the light into separate red, green, and blue beams, each of which is detected by a separate CCD or CMOS image sensor. A circuit (3) ...
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I am getting a bit confused about fps (frame rate) in a video. I build a video (using python and opencv) using 600 frames and I specify 10 fps. However I want to also record the timestamps for each ...
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This term'Frame' is often used in image processing for frame rate, but is there any difference between an image and a frame?
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I will do anything to get help. Please help me find a solution. I can safely say that my fft algorithm, implemented with pyfftw, works as intended when a sine wave with a certain frequency is passed. ...
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Within this newscast video1 a video conference call is shown. Between 02:23 and 02:37 the face of the interviewee appears to get ...
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I have a .h264 video file with a separate text file containing timestamps for each frame in timestamp v2 format. Where the ...
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I try to understand difference of H264 and H265 video compression algorithms. However, I confused the algorithms of uses in H264 and H265. In addition, I found a few differences between these two ...
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