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| Title: | Hybrid spatial and time domain decorrelation of video frame |
| Authors: | Ng, Chung Wo |
| Department: | Department of Computer Science |
| Issue Date: | 2004 |
| Supervisor: | Prof. Y K Chan. First Reader: Wong Hau San. Second Reader: Deng Xiaotie |
| Abstract: | In the past the technology is not well developed, so it lacked of storage
media. This is why the compression technology is developed. There are many
compressions such as audio compression, video compression etc. Video
compression technology compress the video file so that it can be accessed by
minimum resources and limited bandwidth of network.
Indeed, the world is changing. Human needs better quality o f video nowadays.
The price of hardware is gradually decreased. The storage medium is greatly
increased. No one cares how many storage medium needed to be used for
storing the video files. Nowadays, people can concentrate on the quality of the
video.
Besides, the limited bandwidth is still the big concern. Although nowadays
broadband is very common now, sending a compressed video files through the
network in a very short time is also a big problem. Therefore, the video
compression technology must decrease the file size into much smaller file so
that the video files can be sent through network in a very short time.
All these requirements make the video compression technology adapt these
environments.
This project aims to develop a new motion estimation algorithm providing a
good quality of video and with small computational complexity. |
| Appears in Collections: | Computer Science - Undergraduate Final Year Projects
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