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Murakami Atsumichi
Publications - 108
Citations - 403
Murakami Atsumichi is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Signal & Encoder. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 108 publications receiving 403 citations.
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Picture encoding device
TL;DR: In this article, the pictures indicated by input digital picture signals 101 are divided into plural areas by an area division part 1 and area-divided picture signals 102 are inputted to a hierarchizing part 2 and an encoding part 4.
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Image encoding apparatus and its method and recording medium recording image encoding program
TL;DR: In this paper, multiple image frames are constituted as one group according to the inter-image frames correlativity in image sequence, the encoding mode for each image frame in the group is decided, preliminary encoding was executed based on this encoding mode, and the images are encoded by controlling encoding parameters.
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Device and method for retrieving and distributing contents
Kohtaro Asai,Yoshimi Moriya,Murakami Atsumichi,Hirobumi Nishikawa,Sugimoto Kazuo,Etsuhisa Yamada,芳美 守屋,悦久 山田,和夫 杉本,篤道 村上,光太郎 浅井,博文 西川 +11 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the problem of editing and distributing a retrieved result list or provided contents through a network corresponding to various kinds of terminals having different throughputs is addressed, where user information from terminal equipment is inputted to a user information input part 8, a retrieve key is inputting to a retrieval key input part 7 and a retrieval request signal was inputted by a user request input part 6.
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Image encoding device
TL;DR: In this paper, an image signal subjected to area division is inputted to a hierarchizing part 2 and an encoding part 4, where the part 2 classifies each area according to a prescribed standard and outputs a class identification signal corresponding to each area.
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Sampling filter of sub-nyquist
TL;DR: In this paper, an application type pre-filter passing low frequency from a direction minimizing the picture signal level changing degree of the periphery of each picture element was used to prevent a picture from the deterioration of resolution.