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Calculation of average PSNR differences between RD-curves

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Efficient HEVC selective stream encryption using chaotic logistic map

TL;DR: Experimental results demonstrate the main feature of the proposed CLM-based HEVC SE, which turned out to save the time of the video encoding with remaining of the near visual distortion of the encrypted video stream by Glenn HEVCSE, which uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
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An MPEG-2 to H.264 Video Transcoder in the Baseline Profile

TL;DR: This letter introduces in this letter a high-efficient MPEG-2 to H.264 transcoder for the baseline profile in the spatial domain that outperforms the MB mode selection of the rate-distortion optimization option of the H. 264 encoder process by reducing the computational requirements by up to 90%, while maintaining the same coding efficiency.
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Adaptive Quantization Parameter Selection For H.265/HEVC by Employing Inter-Frame Dependency

TL;DR: An adaptive frame-level QP selection algorithm is proposed for the H.265/HEVC random access coding by taking into account the inter-frame dependency, and results show that in comparison with HM-16.0, the proposed algorithm reduces the BD-rate by 3.49% with negligible increase of encoding time.
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Fast wedgelet pattern decision for DMM in 3D-HEVC

TL;DR: An efficient algorithm of wedgelet pattern decision is proposed for the explicit wedgelet signaling or equivalently DMM1, which roughly estimates the position of sharp edges by pre-defined regions and only searches in the most probable region.
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Fast CU partition strategy for HEVC intra-frame coding using learning approach via random forests

TL;DR: This work proposes using the forest classifier to skip or terminate the current CU depth level, based on off-line training, and uses a machine learning technique: the random forests, for training to alleviate the intra encoding complexity.
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