Efficient coding/decoding apparatuses for processing digital image signal
AssigneeVictor Company of Japan, Ltd.
InventorKenji Sugiyama
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AssigneeVictor Company of Japan, Ltd.
InventorKenji Sugiyama
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Efficient coding decoding apparatuses are permitted to easily carrying out, without degradation of the picture quality, random access, high speed search or image editing necessary in media of the storage system in a processing system for recording, transmitting, and displaying a digital signal, and to efficiently encode/decode an image signal with a lesser quantity of codes. An original image signal from a terminal (1) is coded by an orthogonal transformer (4) and a quantizer (36). A subtracter (33) subtracts, from the original image signal, a reproduced image signal obtained by an inverse quantizer (7) and an inverse orthogonal transformer (10) to provide a negative error signal. An adder (30) adds a negative error signal delayed by one frame and multiplied by a predetermined coefficient (Ke) at a multiplier (34) and the original image signal. As a result, an operation is carried out to multiply an error of a frame by the predetermined coefficient (Ke) to subtract it from an original image of the next frame to encode the subtracted signal to subtract its error from an original image signal of the further next frame. The value of the predetermined coefficient (Ke) is varied depending upon matching between images.
An efficient coding apparatus for use in a coding processing utilizing correlation between frames or fields of an image signal, comprising:
An efficient coding apparatus for use in a coding processing utilizing correlation between frames or fields of an image signal, comprising:
An efficient coding apparatus for use in a coding processing utilizing correlation between frames or fields of an image signal, comprising:
An efficient decoding apparatus comprising means for adding reproduced image signals of other frames of fields to a current or present reproduced image signal in decoding coded data of an image in which error signals of other frames or fields are included;
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