Motion vector processing device

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358140, H04N 701

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051482690

ABSTRACT:
In motion compensated interpolation of TV-pictures it is usual to divide the picture into a plurality of blocks, a motion vector being determined for each block. This division into blocks has the disadvantage, that sometimes block boundaries become visible (dirty window effect). The invention generates a continuous vector field from the blocked vector field with the aid of a median filter which calculates for each subblock (H1) from a number of subblocks (H1 . . . H4) into which each block (H) is divided, a motion vector based on the motion vectors of the original block (H) to which the subblock belongs, and of the original blocks (E, G) adjacent to the subblock (H1) concerned.

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IEEE "Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence", vol. 11, No. 7, Jul. 1989.

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