Sentence examples for distortion cost from inspiring English sources

In [31], embedding distortion cost is computed through directional residual obtained using Daubechies wavelet filter bank [32].

The intra-mode decision process in HEVC is performed traversing all the quadtree partition depths and prediction modes to find the one with the minimum rate distortion cost.

This article proposes a fast mode decision algorithm based on the correlation of the just-noticeable-difference (JND) and the rate distortion cost (RD cost) to reduce the computational complexity of H.264/AVC.

In the joint model of 3D-HEVC design, the exhaustive mode decision is required to be checked all the possible prediction modes and coding levels to find the one with least rate distortion cost in depth map coding.

The expression in (3) indicates how to select the search point in each group with the minimum distortion cost.

This patent distortion costs the U.S. economy around $89 billion a year in lost lives.A one-size-fits-all patent system does not cater to the specifics of innovation in the pharmaceutical industry.

θ(s - v s)) measures the effect of d on the distortion costs.

Obviously, welfare may be further increased by reducing the fee from f ¯ to zero as this eliminates the distortion costs.

With positive social cost θf, Glazer and McGuire identify a trade-off between quality and distortion costs if Medicare cannot dictate the level of quality and set s = 0 and f = 0 at the same time.

Provided that the willingness to pay is sufficiently high, all patients then become price-payers and receive the optimal quality while there are no distortion costs so that the surplus function used by Glazer and McGuire becomes maximal.

The graph of W p (f) is constructed as the difference between the first-best welfare W* f) = (v(s(f)) - s(f))(1 + v(s) - s(f))/2 and the distortion costs θf.