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  2018 Picture Coding Symposium, PCS 2018, San Francisco, CA, USA, June 24-27, 2018. IEEE 2018, ISBN 978-1-5386-4160-6

Image Coding

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    Thomas Richter, Richard Clark:
    Why JPEG is not JPEG - Testing a 25 years old Standard. 1-5
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    Yiqun Liu, Jörn Ostermann:
    Scene-based KLT for Intra Coding in HEVC. 6-10
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    Osamu Watanabe, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Hitoshi Kiya:
    Two-layer Lossless HDR Coding considering Histogram Sparseness with Backward Compatibility to JPEG. 11-15
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    Ionut Schiopu, Yu Liu, Adrian Munteanu:
    CNN-based Prediction for Lossless Coding of Photographic Images. 16-20
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    Shenda Li, Jin Wang, Qing Zhu:
    High Dynamic Range Image Compression Based on Visual Saliency. 21-25

Performance Comparision of Video Standards

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    Liwei Guo, Jan De Cock, Anne Aaron:
    Compression Performance Comparison of x264, x265, libvpx and aomenc for On-Demand Adaptive Streaming Applications. 26-30
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    Tung Nguyen, Detlev Marpe:
    Future Video Coding Technologies: A Performance Evaluation of AV1, JEM, VP9, and HM. 31-35
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    Thorsten Laude, Yeremia Gunawan Adhisantoso, Jan Voges, Marco Munderloh, Jörn Ostermann:
    A Comparison of JEM and AV1 with HEVC: Coding Tools, Coding Efficiency and Complexity. 36-40
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    Yue Chen, Debargha Mukherjee, Jingning Han, Adrian Grange, Yaowu Xu, Zoe Liu, Sarah Parker, Cheng Chen, Hui Su, Urvang Joshi, Ching-Han Chiang, Yunqing Wang, Paul Wilkins, Jim Bankoski, Luc N. Trudeau, Nathan E. Egge, Jean-Marc Valin, Thomas Davies, Steinar Midtskogen, Andrey Norkin, Peter De Rivaz:
    An Overview of Core Coding Tools in the AV1 Video Codec. 41-45

Point Clouds, 360 and Volumetric Data

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    Hossein Bakhshi Golestani, Thibaut Meyer, Mathias Wien:
    Image-Based Rendering using Point Cloud for 2D Video Compression. 46-50
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    Evangelos Alexiou, Touradj Ebrahimi:
    Benchmarking of Objective Quality Metrics for Colorless Point Clouds. 51-55
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    Daniela Lanz, Jürgen Seiler, Karina Jaskolka, André Kaup:
    Compression of Dynamic Medical CT Data Using Motion Compensated Wavelet Lifting with Denoised Update. 56-60
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    Sebastian Schwarz, Miska M. Hannuksela, Vida Fakour Sevom, Nahid Sheikhi-Pour:
    2D Video Coding of Volumetric Video Data. 61-65
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    Johannes Sauer, Mathias Wien, Jens Schneider, Max Bläser:
    Geometry-Corrected Deblocking Filter for 360° Video Coding using Cube Representation. 66-70

Video Coding

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    Weijia Zhu, Andrew Segall:
    Compound Split Tree for Video Coding. 71-75
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    Keng-Shih Lu, Antonio Ortega, Debargha Mukherjee, Yue Chen:
    Efficient Rate-distortion Approximation and Transform Type Selection using Laplacian Operators. 76-80
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    Maxime Bichon, Julien Le Tanou, Michaël Ropert, Wassim Hamidouche, Luce Morin, Lu Zhang:
    Temporal Adaptive Quantization using Accurate Estimations of Inter and Skip Probabilities. 81-85
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    Harshad Kadu, Qing Song, Guan-Ming Su:
    Single Layer Progressive Coding for High Dynamic Range Videos. 86-90
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    Johannes Erfurt, Wang-Q Lim, Heiko Schwarz, Detlev Marpe, Thomas Wiegand:
    Multiple Feature-based Classifications Adaptive Loop Filter. 91-95

Poster Session

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    Christian Herglotz, Matthias Kränzler, André Kaup:
    Decoding Energy Modeling For The Next Generation Video Codec Based On Jem. 96-100
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    Yikai Zhao, Jiangtao Wen:
    Wavefront Parallel Processing for AV1 Encoder. 101-105
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    Yasuko Sugito, Shinya Iwasaki, Kazuhiro Chida, Kazuhisa Iguchi, Kikufumi Kanda, Xuying Lei, Hidenobu Miyoshi, Kimihiko Kazui:
    A Study on the Required Video Bit-rate for 8K 120-Hz HEVC/H.265 Temporal Scalable Coding. 106-110
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    Volker Bruns, Thomas Richter, Bilal Ahmed, Joachim Keinert, Siegfried Fößel:
    Decoding JPEG XS on a GPU. 111-115
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    Ziyu Ye, Rana D. Hegazy, Wei Zhou, Pamela C. Cosman, Larry B. Milstein:
    Joint Energy Optimization of Video Encoding and Transmission. 116-120
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    Saverio G. Blasi, André Seixas Dias, Marta Mrak, Shenglan Huang, Ebroul Izquierdo:
    Complexity-Constrained Video Encoding and Delivery using Configuration Transfer Matrix. 121-125
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    Karina Jaskolka, André Kaup:
    Joint Optimization of Rate, Distortion, and Maximum Absolute Error for Compression of Medical Volumes Using HEVC Intra. 126-130
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    Jennifer Rasch, Jonathan Pfaff, Michael Schäfer, Heiko Schwarz, Martin Winken, Mischa Siekmann, Detlev Marpe, Thomas Wiegand:
    A Signal Adaptive Diffusion Filter For Video Coding. 131-133
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    Max Bläser, Jens Schneider, Johannes Sauer, Mathias Wien:
    Geometry-based Partitioning for Predictive Video Coding with Transform Adaptation. 134-138
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    Xin Zhao, Vadim Seregin, Amir Said, Kai Zhang, Hilmi E. Egilmez, Marta Karczewicz:
    Low-Complexity Intra Prediction Refinements for Video Coding. 139-143
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    Bastian Wandt, Thorsten Laude, Bodo Rosenhahn, Jörn Ostermann:
    Extending HEVC with a Texture Synthesis Framework using Detail-aware Image Decomposition. 144-148
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    Glenn Herrou, Wassim Hamidouche, Luce Morin:
    Wavelet Decomposition Pre-processing for Spatial Scalability Video Compression Scheme. 149-153
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    Jean Bégaint, Franck Galpin, Philippe Guillotel, Christine Guillemot:
    Region-based models for motion compensation in video compression. 154-158
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    Nils Genser, Jürgen Seiler, Franz Schilling, André Kaup:
    Signal and Loss Geometry Aware Frequency Selective Extrapolation for Error Concealment. 159-163
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    Shiba Kuanar, Christopher Conly, K. R. Rao:
    Deep Learning Based HEVC In-Loop Filtering for Decoder Quality Enhancement. 164-168
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    Katherine Storrs, Sebastiaan Van Leuven, Steve Kojder, Lucas Theis, Ferenc Huszar:
    Adaptive Paired-Comparison Method for Subjective Video Quality Assessment on Mobile Devices. 169-173
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    Yueru Chen, Zhuwei Xu, Shanshan Cai, Yujian Lang, C.-C. Jay Kuo:
    A Saak Transform Approach to Efficient, Scalable and Robust Handwritten Digits Recognition. 174-178
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    Masaru Takeuchi, Shintaro Saika, Yusuke Sakamoto, Tatsuya Nagashima, Zhengxue Cheng, Kenji Kanai, Jiro Katto, Kaijin Wei, Ju Zengwei, Xu Wei:
    Perceptual Quality Driven Adaptive Video Coding Using JND Estimation. 179-183
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    Liqiang Wang, Benben Niu, Yun He:
    Effective Inter Transform Method Based on QTBT Structure for Future Video Coding. 184-188
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    Hossam Amer, Abdullah Rashwan, En-Hui Yang:
    Fully Connected Network for HEVC CU Split Decision equipped with Laplacian Transparent Composite Model. 189-193
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    Wei Gao, Ihab Amer, Yang Liu, Gabor Sines:
    A Method to Improve Perceptual Quality of Intra- Refresh-Enabled Low-Latency Video Coding. 194-198
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    Gonzalo Luzardo, Jan Aelterman, Hiep Luong, Wilfried Philips, Daniel Ochoa, Sven Rousseaux:
    Fully-Automatic Inverse Tone Mapping Preserving the Content Creator's Artistic Intentions. 199-203
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    Todd Richard Goodall, Alan C. Bovik:
    Detecting Source Video Artifacts with Supervised Sparse Filters. 204-208
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    Holger Meuel, Hanno Ackermann, Bodo Rosenhahn, Jörn Ostermann:
    Physical High Dynamic Range Imaging with Conventional Sensors. 209-213
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    Kazunori Uruma, Shunsuke Takasu, Keiko Masuda, Seiichiro Hangai:
    Region-Wise Super-Resolution Algorithm Based On the Viewpoint Distribution. 214-217
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    Olena Chubach, Patrick Garus, Mathias Wien, Jens-Rainer Ohm:
    Motion-Distribution based Dynamic Texture Synthesis for Video Coding. 218-222
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    Cheng Chen, Jingning Han, Yaowu Xu:
    A Hybrid Weighted Compound Motion Compensated Prediction for Video Compression. 223-227
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    Md. Asikuzzaman, Mark R. Pickering:
    Object-Based Motion Estimation Using the EPD Similarity Measure. 228-232
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    Xuewei Meng, Chuanmin Jia, Shanshe Wang, Xiaozhen Zheng, Siwei Ma:
    Optimized Non-local In-Loop Filter for Video Coding. 233-237
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    Ashek Ahmmed, Aous Thabit Naman, David Taubman:
    Enhanced Homogeneous Motion Discovery Oriented Prediction for Key Intermediate Frames. 238-242

Machine Learning for Image and Video Coding

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    Markus Kuchhold, Maik Simon, Thomas Sikora:
    Restricted Boltzmann Machine Image Compression. 243-247
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    Johannes Ballé:
    Efficient Nonlinear Transforms for Lossy Image Compression. 248-252
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    Zhengxue Cheng, Heming Sun, Masaru Takeuchi, Jiro Katto:
    Deep Convolutional AutoEncoder-based Lossy Image Compression. 253-257
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    Shibani Santurkar, David M. Budden, Nir Shavit:
    Generative Compression. 258-262
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    Alexandre Mercat, Florian Arrestier, Maxime Pelcat, Wassim Hamidouche, Daniel Ménard:
    Machine Learning Based Choice of Characteristics for the One-Shot Determination of the HEVC Intra Coding Tree. 263-267
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    Ruben Verhack, Glenn Van Wallendael, Martijn Courteaux, Peter Lambert, Thomas Sikora:
    Progressive Modeling of Steered Mixture-of-Experts for Light Field Video Approximation. 268-272
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    Michael Tok, Rolf Jongebloed, Lieven Lange, Erik Bochinski, Thomas Sikora:
    An MSE Approach For Training And Coding Steered Mixtures Of Experts. 273-277

Image and Video Quality Assessment with Industry Applications

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    Haiqiang Wang, Xinfeng Zhang, Chao Yang, C.-C. Jay Kuo:
    Analysis and Prediction of JND-Based Video Quality Model. 278-282
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    Alex Mackin, Mariana Afonso, Fan Zhang, David R. Bull:
    SRQM: A Video Quality Metric for Spatial Resolution Adaptation. 283-287
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    Angeliki V. Katsenou, Di Ma, David R. Bull:
    Perceptually-Aligned Frame Rate Selection Using Spatio-Temporal Features. 288-292
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    Zeina Sinno, Anush K. Moorthy, Jan De Cock, Zhi Li, Alan C. Bovik:
    Quality Assessment of Thumbnail and Billboard Images on Mobile Devices. 293-297
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    Christos G. Bampis, Alan C. Bovik, Zhi Li:
    A Simple Prediction Fusion Improves Data-driven Full-Reference Video Quality Assessment Models. 298-302
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    Anustup Choudhury, Scott Daly:
    Machine learning as applied intrinsically to individual dimensions of HDR Display Quality. 303-307
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    Jing Li, Lukas Krasula, Patrick Le Callet, Zhi Li, Yoann Baveye:
    Quantifying the Influence of Devices on Quality of Experience for Video Streaming. 308-312

Content Preparation and Compression for VR

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    Yuwen He, Xiaoyu Xiu, Philippe Hanhart, Yan Ye, Fanyi Duanmu, Yao Wang:
    Content-Adaptive 360-Degree Video Coding Using Hybrid Cubemap Projection. 313-317
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    Thibaud Biatek, Jean-François Travers, Pierre-Loup Cabarat, Wassim Hamidouche:
    Backward Compatible Layered Video Coding for 360° Video Broadcast. 318-322
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    Bharath Vishwanath, Kenneth Rose, Yuwen He, Yan Ye:
    Rotational Motion Compensated Prediction in HEVC Based Omnidirectional Video Coding. 323-327
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    Philippe Hanhart, Yuwen He, Yan Ye, Jill M. Boyce, Zhipin Deng, Lidong Xu:
    360-Degree Video Quality Evaluation. 328-332
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    Adeel Abbas, David Newman, Sri Nitchith Akula, Akhil Konda:
    Next Generation Video Coding for Spherical Content. 333-336
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    Ignace P. Saenen, Ruben Verhack, Vasileios Avramelos, Glenn Van Wallendael, Peter Lambert:
    Hard Real-Time, Pixel-Parallel Rendering of Light Field Videos Using Steered Mixture-of-Experts. 337-341

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