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AN OVERVIEW OF CORE CODING TOOLS IN THE AV1 VIDEO CODEC

Adrian Grange

Andrey Norkin

Cheng Chen

Ching-Han Chiang

Debargha Mukherjee

Hui Su

James Bankoski

Jean-Marc Valin

Jingning Han

Luc Trudeau

Nathan Egge

Paul Wilkins

Peter de Rivaz

Sarah Parker

Steinar Midtskogen

Thomas Davies

Urvang Bharadwaj Joshi

Yaowu Xu

Yue Chen

Yunqing Wang

Zoe Liu

The Picture Coding Symposium (PCS) (2018)

Novel modes and adaptive block scanning order for intra prediction in AV1

Ofer Hadar

Ariel Shleifer

Debargha Mukherjee

Urvang Joshi

Itai Mazar

Michael Yuzvinsky

Nitzan Tavor

Nati Itzhak

Raz Birman

SPIE Optical Engineering + Applications, 10396 (2017), 10396 - 10396 - 10

Novel inter and intra prediction tools under consideration for the emerging AV1 video codec

Urvang Joshi

Debargha Mukherjee

Jingning Han

Yue Chen

Sarah Parker

Hui Su

Angie Chiang

Yaowu Xu

Zoe Liu

Yunqing Wang

Jim Bankoski

Chen Wang

Emil Keyder

SPIE Optical Engineering + Applications, 10396 (2017), 10396 - 10396 - 13

Video coding mode decision as a classification problem

Rashad Jillani

Urvang Joshi

Chiranjib Bhattacharya

Hari Kalva

RK Ramakrishnan

IS&T/SPIE Electronic Imaging, 7543 (2010), 7543 - 7543 - 8

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