Browsing by Subject "Motion Picture Experts Group standards"
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm medical video transmission
(2012)Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) is responsible for approximately 1.3% of all deaths among men over the age of 65. Given the fact that once an aortic rupture occurs mortality rates are estimated between 80%-90%, national ...
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Atherosclerotic plaque ultrasound video encoding, wireless transmission, and quality assessment using H.264
(2011)We propose a unifying framework for efficient encoding, transmission, and quality assessment of atherosclerotic plaque ultrasound video. The approach is based on a spatially varying encoding scheme, where video-slice ...
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Biologically inspired region of interest selection for low bit-rate video coding
(2006)A variety of approaches have been proposed in the literature for Region-Of-Interest (ROI) estimation. In most of them the ROI definition is highly subjective, i.e., lacks scientific evidence in supporting the claim that ...
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An effective ultrasound video communication system using despeckle filtering and HEVC
(2015)The recent emergence of the high-efficiency video coding (HEVC) standard promises to deliver significant bitrate savings over current and prior video compression standards, while also supporting higher resolutions that can ...
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High efficiency video coding for ultrasound video communication in m-health systems
(2012)Emerging high efficiency video compression methods and wider availability of wireless network infrastructure will significantly advance existing m-health applications. For medical video communications, the emerging video ...
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High-resolution, low-delay, and error-resilient medical ultrasound video communication using H.264/AVC over mobile WiMAX networks
(2013)In this study, we describe an effective video communication framework for the wireless transmission of H.264/AVC medical ultrasound video over mobile WiMAX networks. Medical ultrasound video is encoded using diagnostically ...
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A Java-DSP interface for analysis of the MP3 algorithm
(2011)Java-DSP is a freely accessible web-based software, primarily used in signal processing education and research. In this paper, we present Java-DSP modules that have been developed for the study and analysis of the MPEG-1 ...
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Mobile computing with MPEG-21
(2005)In the field of multimedia content provision, many researchers investigate numerous techniques for adapting the content based on device, network, environment and user characteristics. In this paper, we present an MPEG-21 ...
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An MPEG-7 image retrieval system of atherosclerotic carotid plaque images
(2012)This paper proposes an MPEG-7-based ultrasound image retrieval system which can assist in studying and analyzing images from atherosclerotic carotid plaques. The proposed system is able to retrieve and sort ultrasound ...
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A tutorial for emerging wireless medical video transmission systems [Wireless Corner]
(2011)The wireless transmission of medical video is expected to see significant growth in the coming years. This is primarily due to the expected availability of significant bandwidth in the next-generation of wireless communications ...
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Ultrasound video despeckle filtering for High Efficiency Video Coding in m-health systems
(2013)Mobile-Health (m-health) medical video communication systems need to communicate ultrasound video of adequate diagnostic quality for remote diagnosis and care. In this study, we demonstrate how ultrasound video noise ...
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The use of H.264/AVC and the emerging high efficiency video coding (HEVC) standard for developing wireless ultrasound video telemedicine systems
(2012)For wireless medical video communications, the emerging high-efficiency video coding (HEVC) standard and network standards support low-delay and high-resolution video transmission, at the clinically acquired resolution and ...
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Wireless medical ultrasound video transmission through noisy channels
(2008)Recent advances in video compression such as the current state-of-the-art H.264/AVC standard in conjunction with increasingly available bitrate through new technologies like 3G, and WiMax have brought mobile health (m-Health) ...