Multimedia Signals and Systems [electronic resource] /
Stanković, Srdjan.author.
Orovic, Irena.author.
Sejdić, Ervin.author.
Multimedia signals include different data types (text, sound, graphics, picture, animations, video, etc.), which can be time-dependent (sound, video and animation) or spatially-dependent (images, text and graphics). Hence, the multimedia systems represent an interdisciplinary cross-section of the following areas: digital signal processing, computer architecture, computer networks and telecommunications. Multimedia Signals and Systems is an introductory text, designed for students or professionals and researchers in other fields, with a need to learn the basics of signals and systems. A considerable emphasis is placed on the analysis and processing of multimedia signals (audio, images, video). Additionally, the book connects these principles to other important elements of multimedia systems such as the analysis of optical media, computer networks, QoS, and digital watermarking.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Mathematical Transforms Used for Multimedia Signal Processing -- Digital Audio -- Storing and Transmission of Digital Audio Signals -- Digital Image -- Digital Video -- Compressive Sensing -- Digital Watermarking -- Multimedia Signaling and Systems in Telemedicine -- Multimedia Communications.
Multimedia signals include different data types (text, sound, graphics, picture, animations, video, etc.), which can be time-dependent (sound, video and animation) or spatially-dependent (images, text and graphics). Hence, the multimedia systems represent an interdisciplinary cross-section of the following areas: digital signal processing, computer architecture, computer networks and telecommunications. Multimedia Signals and Systems is an introductory text, designed for students or professionals and researchers in other fields, with a need to learn the basics of signals and systems. A considerable emphasis is placed on the analysis and processing of multimedia signals (audio, images, video). Additionally, the book connects these principles to other important elements of multimedia systems such as the analysis of optical media, computer networks, QoS, and digital watermarking.
Computer science.
Systems biology.
Biological systems.
Computer organization.
Computer Science, general.
Systems Biology.
Computer Systems Organization and Communication Networks.