The phrase "a coding architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure or design of a coding system or framework in software development.
Example: "The team decided to adopt a coding architecture that promotes modularity and scalability for their new application."
Alternatives: "a software architecture" or "a programming framework".
The second, and more powerful, described network expresses task domain knowledge through the imposition of a sparse coding architecture by extending LISTA networks.
Towards this objective, this paper adopts a novel coding architecture and proposes several novel enhancement layers coding tools, notably for side information creation, correlation modeling, and coding mode selection.
The hierarchy of a predictive coding architecture is often defined anatomically (in terms of forward and backward connections) and within one sensory modality, but it is equally possible to examine cross-modal predictive coding relationships (c.f. von Kriegstein and Giraud 2006).
This work presents a parallel context-modeling coding architecture and a matching arithmetic coder (MQ-coder) for the embedded block coding (EBCOT) unit of the JPEG2000 encoder.
Departing from this architecture, many improvements have been introduced in the literature[5 8] but, recently, a WZ video coding architecture was established by the VISNET-II project[9, 10].
In particular, any commonalities of function suggest that extant neuromimetic models may be plausibly implemented using a generic predictive coding architecture.
To provide low-complexity encoding for video in unidirectional or offline compression scenarios, this paper proposes an efficient feedback-channel-free distributed video coding architecture featuring a novel encoder-driven rate control scheme in tandem with a designated mode selection process.
Based on the zero auto-correlation sidelobes property of signature sequence, we propose a two-state trellis coding architecture, which utilizes 2-D parallel detection scheme.
Puri, K. Ramchandran, PRISM: a new robust video coding architecture based on distributed compression principles, in: Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing, Urbana-Champaign, IL, October 2002] and addresses SNR, spatial and temporal scalability.
Then, the model is extended to the hierarchical B picture (HBP) coding architecture and an asymmetric stereoscopic video coding method is proposed based on the TAVT model.
