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Russell M. Mersereau
Researcher at Georgia Institute of Technology
Publications - 229
Citations - 12104
Russell M. Mersereau is an academic researcher from Georgia Institute of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Motion compensation & Image restoration. The author has an hindex of 48, co-authored 229 publications receiving 11716 citations. Previous affiliations of Russell M. Mersereau include Massachusetts Institute of Technology & Georgia Tech Research Institute.
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Bit allocation for joint source and channel coding of progressively compressed 3-D models
TL;DR: Experimental results show that, with the unequal error protection approach that uses the proposed bit-allocation algorithm, the decoded model quality degrades more gracefully as the packet-loss rate increases.
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A temporal error concealment method for MPEG coded video using a multi-frame boundary matching algorithm
TL;DR: A multi-frame boundary matching algorithm (MF-BMA), which utilizes the boundary smoothness property not only in the decoded frame but also in the succeeding frames, which can provide better performance.
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Howard D. Helms,Ronald W. Schafer,Lawrence R. Rabiner,John V. Bouyouco,James F. Kaiser,Leland B. Jackson,J.W. Cooley,J. Kaiser,Charles M. Rader,N. R. Dixon,T. Martin,G. R. Redinbo,J. D. Markel,William E. Collins,T. H. Crystal,John D. Markel,Russell M. Mersereau +16 more
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A new method for suppressing optical turbulence in video
TL;DR: The quasi-periodicities of the turbulent motion are exploited in the algorithm, which allow them to be suppressed while true motion (such as panning and zooming) is preserved.
Book
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing: A Computer Laboratory Textbook
TL;DR: This supplemental text and disk exposes advanced undergraduate and graduate students to digital signal processing (DSP) in a computer environment with practical applications to real-world problems to provide students with variety and fresh testing from year to year.