Inter frame

About: Inter frame is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 4154 publications have been published within this topic receiving 63549 citations.

Fast multiple reference frame motion estimation for H.264

Abstract: Multiple reference frame motion compensation is a new feature introduced in H.264/MPEG-4 AVC to improve video coding performance. However, the computational cost of multiple reference frame motion estimation (MRF-ME) is very high. We propose an algorithm that takes into account the correlation/continuity of motion vectors among different reference frames. We also show that the algorithm effectively reduces the computations of MRF-ME, and achieves similar coding gain compared to the full-search approach.

Method and apparatus for spatio-temporal deinterlacing aided by motion compensation for field-based video

Abstract: The invention comprises devices and methods for processing multimedia data to generate progressive frame data from interlaced frame data. In one aspect, a method of processing multimedia data includes generating spatio-temporal information for a selected frame of interlaced multimedia data, generating motion information for the selected frame, and deinterlacing fields of the selected frame based on the spatio-temporal information and the motion information to form a progressive frame associated with the selected frame. In another aspect an apparatus for processing multimedia data can include a spatial filter module configured to generate spatio-temporal information of a selected frame of interlaced multimedia data, a motion estimator configured to generate motion information for the selected frame, and a deinterlacer configured to deinterlace fields of the selected frame and form a progressive frame corresponding to the selected frame based on the spatio-temporal information and the motion information.

Method of frame aggregation

Abstract: A method of the communication includes communicating at least one physical layer frame. The physical layer frame is formed by dynamically varying an aggregate packet size in response to a condition of a channel used for communicating voice and/or data. Here, the step of dynamically varying aggregate packet size may involve modifying a number of content frames to form the physical layer frame. The physical layer frame may correspond with a payload having at least two content frames and at least one IP header. Each content frame may include a voice frame and/or a data frame.

Image sequence compression and decompression

Abstract: A method and system for compressing and decompressing a sequence of image frames is disclosed. According to the disclosed embodiments of the invention, the compression process includes an intraframe decomposition process (24, 24') performed upon each frame in both the row and column directions, including an mth order averaging and differencing operation (56, 62). Each frame is then combined with others in an adjacent pair or group of four by way of an interframe decomposition (28). Quantization (30) is then performed, preferably by division of each coefficient by a quantizer (ρ) associated with the one of the frequency component subbands containing the coefficient. Reconstruction of the compressed frames is accomplished by performing the inverse of the compression process. According to the disclosed embodiments, either the compression or decompression processes and systems performs Cholesky filtering (60, 66; 170, 172), preferably in a recursive manner by way of forward and backward filtering. In this way, one or the other of the compression system (CS) or decompression system (DS) is relieved from a significant amount of computing burden.

System and method for inter-frame prediction of picture by vector-interpolatory motion-compensation based on motion vectors determined at representative points correctable in position for adaptation to image contours

Abstract: Representative points vicinal to a detected contour line of an image-segmented input picture are corrected in position so that lattice links connecting the representative points extend along the detected contour line, and motion vectors are detected at the corrected representative points, before a motion vector at each pixel in the picture is interpolated from the detected motion vectors at representative points near thereto, for a motion-compensated inter-frame prediction small of a deformed distortion.