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results show bitrate reductions compared to H.264/AVC of 7.7% on average for the ... However, the bitrate required for coding the additional motion vectors limits ...
In an H.264 video encoder, motion estimation (ME) is the most time-consuming ... split procedures [4] decreases the average number of integer pixel search ...
In this paper, we introduce a new motion vector prediction method that could be used within multiple picture reference codecs, such as the H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC) ...
An adaptive ... Block-based motion-compensating video coding schemes achieve data compression by exploiting .... Finally, F*f g is the 2-D band-limited discrete-space Fourier transform ..... Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, vol.
the full frame-rate, motion compensated interpolation (MCI) is usually employed to ... However, if variable frame skipping is allowed, one can group frames into a ...
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Data-Based Motion Prediction Julian J. Faraway Journal of Passenger Cars – Electronic and Electrical Systems, pp. 722-732, 2003 Proceedings of SAE Digial Human Modeling for Design and Engineering Conference, Monteal, CANADA, June 16-19, 2003. A complete scheme for motion prediction based on motion capture data is presented. The scheme rests on three main components: a special posture representation, a diverse motion capture database and prediction method. Most prior motion prediction schemes have been based on posture representations based on well-known local or global angles. Difficulties have arisen when trying to satisfy constraints, such as placing a hand on a target or scaling the posture for a subject of different stature. Inverse kinematic methods based on such angles require optimization that becomes increasingly complex and computationally intensive for longer linkages. A different representation called stretch pivot coordinates is presented that avoids these difficulties. The representation allows for easy rescaling for stature and other linkage length variations and satisfaction of endpoint constraints, all without optimization allowing for rapid real time use. Variables such as stature and age and task based variables such as target location and object weight to influence the predicted motion. This also allows the scientific study of the effect of such factors using statistical significance testing. The second type of prediction method is based on the idea of nearest neighbor nonparametric regression. A small number (perhaps even just one) of motions is selected that have characteristics similar to the motion we wish to predict. These motions are then averaged in a special way using the stretch pivot coordinates to produce the predicted motion with the required features such as stature, target location etc. This method lends itself to the prediction of motion based on small special purpose motion capture databases collected by the user for some specific problem. asb2003_02
