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Graphics hardware for gradient-based motion estimation

Kelly et al., 2004

Document ID
14229400189071684942
Author
Kelly F
Kokaram A
Publication year
Publication venue
Embedded Processors for Multimedia and Communications

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Motion estimation and compensation is a key component in video procesing. Motion estimation is necessary for high quality compression. It is also a key component in archive video restoration and motion picture post-production. Very accurate motion vectors are …
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