Moving image signal coding apparatus and moving image signal cod

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348 19, 348420, H04N 736

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ABSTRACT:
A moving image signal coding apparatus and moving image signal coding method dividing one frame of the moving image signal into a plurality of areas which may possibly overlap each other and refreshing the areas at different periods corresponding to an independent non-overlapped range at the circumferential portion of the frame and to an overlapped range at the central portion. Further, a specific area in the frame can be encoded by selectively using inter-frame prediction coding and intra-frame prediction coding.

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Takahiro Saito, et al., "Introduction to Image Data Compression Techniques: (9) Still Picture Coding", The Journal of Institute of of Television Engineers of Japan, vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 153-161, Feb. 1990.

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