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1994
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Thomas Bonse:
Visually adapted temporal subsampling of motion information. Signal Process. Image Commun. 6(3): 253-266 (1994)

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2008
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Fritz Lebowsky, Katrin Vonneilich, Thomas Bonse:
Simulating multiprimary LCDs on standard tri-stimulus LC displays. Color Imaging: Processing, Hardcopy, and Applications 2008: 680708
2000
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Michael Stepping, Thomas Bonse, Firoz Kaderali:
MPEG-4 - der neue Austauschstandard für Autorensysteme in der Fernlehre der Virtuellen Universität? D-CSCL 2000: 265
1999
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Peter Gerken, Stefan Schultz, Gerald Knabe, Franco Casalino, Gianluca Di Cagno, Mauro Quaglia, Jean-Claude Dufourd, Souhila Boughoufalah, Frédéric Bouilhaguet, Michael Stepping, Thomas Bonse, Ulrich Mayer, Jürgen Deicke, Manfred Glesner:
MPEG-4 PC - Authoring and Playing of MPEG-4 Content for Local and Broadcast Applications. ECMAST 1999: 108-119

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