Tamás Frajka

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Published: 1993
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2004
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Tamás Frajka, Kenneth Zeger:
Downsampling dependent upsampling of images. Signal Process. Image Commun. 19(3): 257-265 (2004)
2002
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Tamás Frajka, Kenneth Zeger:
Residual image coding for stereo image compression. ICIP (2) 2002: 271-220
2001
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Tamás Frajka, Kenneth Zeger:
Robust packet image transmission by wavelet coefficient dispersement. ICASSP 2001: 1745-1748
1998
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Pamela C. Cosman, Tamás Frajka, Kenneth Zeger:
Image Compression for Memory Constrained Printers. ICIP (3) 1998: 109-113
1997
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Tamás Frajka, P. Greg Sherwood, Kenneth Zeger:
Progressive Image Coding with Spatially Variable Resolution. ICIP (1) 1997: 53-56

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