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jascenso
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Comment #47617393
260 Mbps for 4K seems to be awfully a lot for a single stream. Really makes me wonder what has been used for compression ...
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Comment #19274601
Unreasonable choice by Elsevier. I never understood why the authors of a University/Institute have to pay for open access on top of the huge subscription bill.
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Comment #18214843
I recognize that I only have read the last post and had searched in the past for royalty information about CRAM and never found it. Thanks for your answer. In my opinion, there is …
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Comment #18212746
All MPEG standards have patents and this one is not an exception. If companies are interested they can license its use (assuming fair terms). This is far better than having proprie…
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Comment #17901696
You are not alone. I feel the same. One of my fav keyboards in terms of usability.
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Comment #17305686
Note that they are speaking about encoding complexity. The point is that decoder complexity increases are also needed (although, not as much !) and every time that encoder complexi…
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Comment #17236680
Better yet is to design an arithmetic encoder that models the state probabilities accordingly. Also, the state of the game should be refreshed periodically by compressing it withou…
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Comment #16963320
Great router ! Very good quality/price. I have used it to teach an introductory course in computer networking and it could perform well many net protocols (DHCP, NAT, etc.) and eve…
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Comment #16950193
MPEG is now standardizing (progressive) point clouds for the visual SLAM scenario. They are going forward with an octree with voxels.
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Comment #16807432
Much worse than I tough. With this complexity increase, HEVC is by far the best choice.