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ORCIDSignal Processing: Image Communication, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, March 1994
- Wai-Fong Lee, Chok-Ki Chan:
Dynamic finite state VQ of colour images using stochastic learning. 1-11 - Soo-Chang Pei, Fei-Chin Chen:
Image sampling structure conversion by morphological filters. 13-24 - Jean-Pierre Leduc:
Bit-rate control for digital TV and HDTV codecs. 25-45 - Norbert Jung, Christian Tralle:
An alternative method of optoelectronic color analysis for slides. 47-57 - Dimitrios Tzovaras
, Michael G. Strintzis, Haralambos Sahinoglou:
Evaluation of multiresolution block matching techniques for motion and disparity estimation. 59-67 - Pasi Fränti:
A fast and efficient compression method for binary images. 69-76 - H. B. Mitchell, N. Zilverberg, M. Avraham:
A comparison of different block truncation coding algorithms for image compression. 77-82 - Soo-Chang Pei, Fei-Chin Chen:
3-D spatiotemporal subband decompositions for hierarchical compatible video coding by mathematical morphology. 83-99
Volume 6, Number 2, May 1994
- Gary S. D. Farrow, Mark Ireton, Costas S. Xydeas:
Detecting the skew angle in document images. 101-114 - K. W. Chun, J. B. Ra:
An improved block matching algorithm based on successive refinement of motion vector candidates. 115-122 - Ciro Cafforio, Cataldo Guaragnella, Fabio Bellifemine, Antonio Chimienti, Romualdo Picco:
Motion compensation and multiresolution coding. 123-142 - Jörn Ostermann:
Object-based analysis-synthesis coding based on the source model of moving rigid 3D objects. 143-161 - Manfred Ziegler, Walter Tengler, Alexander Starck:
Coding scheme and hardware structure of a high-rate digital HDTV codec with partly error-free encoding. 163-172 - Ho Chao Huang, Ja-Ling Wu:
Real-time software-based moving picture coding (SBMPC) system. 173-187
Volume 6, Number 3, June 1994
- Eric Dubois, Gerard de Haan, Taiichiro Kurita:
Motion estimation and compensation technologies for standards conversion. 189-190 - Luc Vandendorpe, L. Cuvilier, Benoît Maison, Paula Queluz, Paul Delogne:
Motion-compensated conversion from interlaced to progressive formats. 193-211 - Andrew J. Patti, M. Ibrahim Sezan, A. Murat Tekalp:
Digital video standards conversion in the presence of accelerated motion. 213-227 - Gerard de Haan, Paul W. A. C. Biezen:
Sub-pixel motion estimation with 3-D recursive search block-matching. 229-239 - Tero Koivunen, Jouni Salonen:
Motion estimation using combined shape and edge matching. 241-252 - Thomas Bonse:
Visually adapted temporal subsampling of motion information. 253-266 - Tatsuo Yamauchi, Norihito Ouchi, Hiroyuki Shimano:
Motion-compensated TV standards converter using motion vectors computed by an iterative gradient method. 267-274 - A. M. Bock:
Motion-adaptive standards conversion between formats of similar field rates. 275-280
Volume 6, Number 4, August 1994
- Jean-Pierre Fillard, J. M. Lussert, M. Castagné, H. M'timet:
Fourier phase shift location estimation of unfocused optical point spread functions. 281-287 - Rong-Jian Chen, Bin-Chang Chieu:
A fully adaptive DCT based color image sequence coder. 289-301 - Alessandro Neri, Giuseppe Russo, Paolo Talone:
Inter-block filtering and downsampling in DCT domain. 303-317 - Joo-Hee Moon, Jae-kyoon Kim:
On the accuracy and convergence of 2-D motion models using minimum MSE motion estimation. 319-333 - Man-Wai Mak, William G. Allen:
A lip-tracking system based on morphological processing and block matching techniques. 335-348 - Shifan Chang, Chein-Wei Jen, Charng Long Lee:
A motion detection scheme for motion adaptive pro-scan conversion. 349-356 - Zohar Sivan, David Malah:
Change detection and texture analysis for image sequence coding. 357-376
Volume 6, Number 5, October 1994
- Fabio Lavagetto, Sergio Curinga:
Object-oriented scene modeling for interpersonal video communication at very low bit-rate. 379-395 - Itamar Mor, Yoram Swissa, H. B. Mitchell:
A fast nearly optimum equi-spaced 3-level block truncation coding algorithm. 397-404 - T. Bedford, F. Michel Dekking, Marcel Breeuwer, Michael S. Keane, D. van Schooneveld:
Fractal coding of monochrome images. 405-419 - Paolo Scotton, Jean Menez:
A low complexity video subband coder for ATM. 421-433 - Jean-Pierre Leduc:
Multiplexing digital television sources on ATM networks. 435-462 - Stefano Baronti, Andrea Casini, Franco Lotti, Luciano Alparone:
Content-driven differential encoding of an enhanced image pyramid. 463-469 - Dong Wook Kang, Su Won Kang, Choong Woong Lee:
Entropy reduction of symbols by source splitting and its application to video coding. 471-478 - Atilla Baskurt, Christophe Odet, Robert Goutte:
Image coding on the Phobos space probe. 479-484
Volume 6, Number 6, February 1995
- Diogo Cortez, Paulo J. L. Nunes, Manuel Menezes de Sequeira, Fernando Pereira:
Image segmentation towards new image representation methods. 485-498 - Chang Wook Kim, Seongwon Cho, Choong Woong Lee:
Fast competitive learning with classified learning rates for vector quantization. 499-505 - Amichay Amitay, David Malah:
Global-motion estimation in image sequences of 3-D scenes for coding applications. 507-520 - Si Jun Huang:
MPEG digital storage media (DSM) control command. 521-524 - Jong Won Kim, Shin Ho Lee, Sang Uk Lee:
On the adaptive three-dimensional transform coding techniques for moving images. 525-543 - Gertjan Keesman, Imran Shah, Rene Klein Gunnewiek:
Bit-rate control for MPEG encoders. 545-560 - Kyeong Ho Yang, Seung Jun Lee, Choong Woong Lee:
Wavelet transform coding for MCP error images using quadtree decomposition and ECVQ. 561-577
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