Signal analysis and generation of transient information

A system comprising:

• computer processor hardware;
• computer-readable storage hardware having instructions stored thereon, the instructions, when carried out by the computer processor hardware, cause the computer processor hardware to:
• receive a plane element m of an image signal, the plane element m being one of k image elements;
• based at least in part on coordinates of plane element m, receive k−1 additional plane elements of the image signal (with k≥2), the additional k−1 plane elements included in the k plane elements, each of the k plane elements characterized by a different coordinate along the dimension T with a stability hypothesis;
• based at least in part on settings of each of the k plane elements, generate a stable value v for plane element m;
• and
• utilize the stable setting value, v, over a sequence of multiple images for plane element, m, instead of an original setting of the plane element m, as a basis to encode a setting of the plane element m in multiple images.

Non-transitory computer-readable storage media having instructions stored thereon, the instructions, when carried out by computer processor hardware, cause the computer processor hardware to generate, per each image element m of a multidimensional image signal, a stable value v, based on a stability hypothesis along a dimension T of the image signal by:

• receive a plane element m of the image signal, the plane element m being one of k plane elements;
• based at least in part on the coordinates of image element m, receive k−1 additional plane elements of the image signal (with k≥2), the additional k−1 plane elements included in the k plane elements, each of the k plane elements characterized by a different coordinate along the dimension T with a stability hypothesis;
• based at least in part on the settings of each of the k image elements, generate the stable value v for plane element m;
• and
• utilize the stable setting value, v, over a sequence of multiple images for plane element, m, instead of an original setting of the plane element m, as a basis to encode a setting of the plane element m in multiple images.