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For the Mobile and Calendar sequence, gains up to 0.89 dB are achieved, while the Bus sequence obtains 0.82 dB, the Stefan sequence 0.26 dB, and the Hall Monitor sequence 0.19 dB.

DVC-BPSI vs. H.264/AVC Zero Motion - The DVC-BPSI codec shows BD-PSNR gains up to 0.3 dB for the Bus sequence and up to 1.4 dB for the Mobile and Calendar sequence regarding the H.264/AVC Zero Motion codec.

The quantization parameters adopted for the H.264/AVC key frame codec in this experiment correspond to the RD point Q 7. The SI quality results for the Mobile and Calendar sequence (see Figure 13a) show average gains around 1 dB for the BPSI solution regarding the MCFI solution.

DVC-BPSI vs. H.264/AVC Intra - As observed, the DVC-BPSI codec is able to outperform the H.264/AVC Intra codec for all video sequences but for the Stefan sequence; in fact, BD-PSNR gains up to 3.75 dB (see Table 5) are obtained for the Mobile and Calendar sequence; a similar behavior can be observed for the Hall Monitor video sequence with gains up to 3.56 dB.

Its implied narrative character suggests that calendar sequences offer one way to merge abstraction with storytelling.

The proposed BPSI solution shows more significant gains for the Mobile and Calendar video sequence.

In fact, the DVC-BPSI codec shows gains up to 0.66 dB (maximum) and 0.49 dB (in terms of BD-PSNR) in comparison with DVC-MCFI for the Mobile and Calendar video sequence.

For the sequences with high camera motion (such as Mobile and Calendar, and Bus sequences) and complex deformations (such as the Stefan sequence), the perspective motion model can better characterize the true motion when compared to the translational model.

In Figure 13, the SI quality temporal evolution is shown for the Mobile and Calendar, and Stefan sequences.

FOR THE RECORD: Kurt Cobain: An article about the documentary "Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck" in the May 3 Calendar section said a sequence about Cobain's first sexual encounter was animated by Stefan Nadelman.

The parents also provided approximate dates of visits, using a calendar to determine the sequence of events.