Achieving Performance Flexibility In The Intelligent Bandwidth Compression System
Bruce L. Bullock · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1980
The feasibility of a 1000:1 bandwidth compression ratio for image transmission has been demonstrated and described operationally in a previous paper. For such a system to be practical, it must be flexible enough to deal with wide variations in scene environment. Such flexibility has not been achieved in previous computer vision systems. This paper describes an organization and control methodology for achieving system flexibility. The methodology was successfully incorporated and tested as part of the intelligent bandwidth compression system to provide the system with the capability to deal with diverse scene variations.