Dynamic bit allocation for three-dimensional subband video coding
AssigneeAT&T Bell Laboratories
InventorsJohn Hartung, Arnaud E. Jacquin, Thomas A. Michel, Christine I. Podilchuk
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AssigneeAT&T Bell Laboratories
InventorsJohn Hartung, Arnaud E. Jacquin, Thomas A. Michel, Christine I. Podilchuk
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The present invention provides a method of coding a set of multi-level signals, such as video signals. The method comprises filtering the set of multi-level signals into one or more sets of multi-level sub-band signals; allocating a first quantity of bits for use in coding a first set of sub-band signals; coding the first set of multi-level sub-band signals using zero or more of the first quantity of allocated bits; allocating a second quantity of bits for use in coding a second set of sub-band signals, the second quantity of bits comprising zero or more of the first quantity of bits not used in coding the first set of multi-level sub-band signals; and coding the second set of multi-level sub-band signals using zero or more of the second quantity of allocated bits. Three examples of the method are provided. A hardware implementation involving the use of digital signal processors operating in parallel is also provided.
A method of coding an image signal sequence, the image signal sequence comprising a plurality of image signals, an image signal comprising a set of pixel signals, the method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for coding an image signal sequence, the image signal sequence comprising a plurality of image signals, an image signal comprising a set of pixel signals, the apparatus comprising:
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