CSSE / Monash CSC440
Video coding and compression
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Course outline:
This unit aims to provide students with an understanding of the fundamental concepts, theory and techniques of digital video signal coding and compression and an introduction to applications of digital video signal compression and their implementations. At the end of the unit, students will be able to apply signal compression techniques to image/video signal coding tasks and to design and implement compression algorithms by hardware and software. Topics to be covered include: waveform characterization and representation; transform coding, including Karhunen Loeve transform, discrete Hadamard transform, discrete walsh Hadamard transform, and discrete cosine transform, performance evaluation; motion compensated video coding techniques; hybrid coding algorithms and their applications to image and video encoding and compression; sub-band and wavelet transform coding; vector quantization; run-length coding; variable-length coding techniques including Huffman, Sannon-Fano and Comma codes; fractal image compression; hierarchical coding; filtering in video systems; introduction to industrial coding/compression standards for image/video signals.


Lecturer:
Dr Henry Wu

Lectures:
Wednesday 12.00 - 2.00pm (S3)

Assessment:
T.B.A.

Courseware


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