Video signal encoding system using a current frame prediction ap

Television – Bandwidth reduction system – Data rate reduction

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348413, 348699, 382263, 382266, H04N 712

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060232986

ABSTRACT:
A current frame containing a multiplicity of current block signals is predicted based on a previous frame by employing an apparatus which produces a predicted current block signal corresponding to each of the current block signals. The apparatus first calculates a correlation factor depicting an improved correlation between the current block signal and a corresponding predicted block signal selected from the previous frame based on an estimation of the motion between the current and the previous frames. Once the correlation factor is computed, the predicted current block signal is determined based on the correlation factor and the current and the predicted block signals.

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