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Belle L. Tseng, Dimitris Anastassiou. A Multi-Viewpoint Digital Video Codec Utilizing Computer Graphics Tools and Image Warping Techniques Based on Perspective Constructions of Intermediate Viewpoint Images. In MPEG Contribution 95/278, Tokyo, Japan, July 1995.

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Abstract

An efficient video coding scheme is presented as an extension of the MPEG-2 standard to accommodate the transmission of multiple viewpoint sequences on bandwidth-limited channels. With the goal of compression and speed, the proposed approach incorporates a variety of existing computer graphics tools and techniques. Construction of each viewpoint image is predicted using a combination of perspective projection of 3D models, texture mapping, and digital image warping. Immediate application of the coding specification is foreseeable in systems with hardware-based real-time rendering capabilities, thus providing fast and accurate constructions of multiple perspectives

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@InProceedings{dvmmPub173,
   Author = {L. Tseng, Belle and Anastassiou, Dimitris},
   Title = {A Multi-Viewpoint Digital Video Codec Utilizing Computer Graphics Tools and Image Warping Techniques Based on Perspective Constructions of Intermediate Viewpoint Images},
   BookTitle = {MPEG Contribution 95/278},
   Address = {Tokyo, Japan},
   Month = {July},
   Year = {1995}
}

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