Academics

Graduate Program

Digital Video Processing

Subject No.
Research
Credit
Classification
Prerequisite
EE636
Signal
3
72

This course provides basic theory and techniques for the representation and processing of digital video. Topics include digital video formats, video spatiotemporal Sampling, 2-D/3-D motion estimation, motion segmentation, digital video filtering, video enhancement, video compression, and digital video system. In addition to the theory, students suppose to participate in experiments that are related to the above topics.

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