The future of 3D video

Ollis, Mark; Williamson, Todd

doi:10.1109/2.953470

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“…Multi-view video coding (MVC) has been receiving significant attention among researchers [3][4][5][6]. Multiview video coding (MVC) is also being standardized by the MPEG committee [7][8].…”

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Permutation-Based Low-Complexity Alternate Coding in Multi-View H.264/AVC

Socek

Ćulibrk

Kalva

et al. 2006

2006 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo

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1Low bitrates enabled by the H.264/AVC standard come at the cost of significant decoding complexity. The problem is exacerbated when multi-view video coding (MVC), presently being standardized by the MPEG committee, is considered. Increasing the number of reference views will improve the prediction but also increase the encoding and decoding complexity. In this paper we present an alternative to transform coding and arithmetic coding used to code motion compensation residuals in H.264/AVC. Proposed approach is sorting permutation based, resulting in significantly decreased decoding complexity. We evaluate the efficiency of the coding and present initial results obtained for some sequences in published literature.

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confidence: 99%

Permutation-Based Low-Complexity Alternate Coding in Multi-View H.264/AVC

Socek

Ćulibrk

Kalva

et al. 2006

2006 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo

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“…Recently one of the biggest challenges in multimedia technologies is to create a fully interactive, remote 3D visualization system [1]. This requires gathering real data about static or dynamic 3D objects and scenes and delivering them to a remote visualization system.…”

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“…The real challenge is to create 3D video [1]. The most recent attempts focus on creating a true 3D video in which a viewer can move through the captured scene in both time and space [1]. For this type of a system, the cameras are spaced around the capture space and calibrated precisely.…”

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Visualization of 3D variable in time object based on data gathered by active measurement system

Garbat¹,

Kujawińska²

2008

Opto-Electronics Review

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The recent needs of analysis and visualization of variable in time real 3D objects in many applications require development of new approach towards combining rapid 3D shape acquisition and the methodology of data processing in order to perform visualization and analysis of real 3D dynamic objects. In this paper, the general concept of visualization system of data gathered by means of optical 4D (x,y,z,t) shape measurement system is presented. The concept of a virtual camera, as the mean for interactive object visualization is introduced. The experimental results for processing of simulated and real variable in time 3D object are presented and discussed. The directions of future works focused on full implementation of the concept are introduced.

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“…It is the hope of these authors to advance the work done by M. Ollis and T. Williamson in 3d video [4], for the betterment of all. Regular users can gain by having the freedom to explore movies and other events while security officers can have a powerful tool to search for problem areas before, during, and after an event.…”

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Interactive Computer Video Multimedia

González

Gonzalez

Sixth International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Multimedia Applications (ICCIMA'05)

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This paper adds to the growing amount of material on digital television; a new way of presenting video. A leap is made from the traditional 2-D video to a more realistic 3-D video. The 2-D and 3-D models will be compared. It will be shown that 3-D video offers more realism and freedom of movement. It will also show how it can be used to improve existing Biometric systems. It will show how Distributive Processing using Message Passing Interface can be used to synchronize several video cameras to give the end user the freedom to select different view sites while the video is playing.

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The future of 3D video

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Permutation-Based Low-Complexity Alternate Coding in Multi-View H.264/AVC

Permutation-Based Low-Complexity Alternate Coding in Multi-View H.264/AVC

Visualization of 3D variable in time object based on data gathered by active measurement system

Interactive Computer Video Multimedia

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