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22 March 1999 Recent development using H.263 and wavelets for digital video/image compression and implementation
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Abstract
Recent advances in areas of both the Discrete Wavelet Transforms representing human visual system neural network have resulted in improved video compression, restoration, and filtering techniques. These software techniques are capable of achieving quality performance in video, the computational complexity requires a special design hardware called WaveNet to run a real time live video through radio. The brassboard integrated with computers can potentially provide us many applications including remote sensors, security systems, commercial and home video teleconferencing. This paper describes a low cost board to support video compression (H.263), restoration, and filter system in real time processing. The WaveNet board has been optimized for wavelet-based image and video compression and enhancement techniques.
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Charles C. Hsu, Paul G. Cox, and Harold H. Szu "Recent development using H.263 and wavelets for digital video/image compression and implementation", Proc. SPIE 3723, Wavelet Applications VI, (22 March 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.342932
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KEYWORDS
Image compression

Image processing

Video

Video compression

Discrete wavelet transforms

Image enhancement

Image filtering

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