Mohammed Ghanbari 0001

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2000
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K. T. Tan, Mohammed Ghanbari:
Blockiness detection for MPEG2-coded video. IEEE Signal Process. Lett. 7(8): 213-215 (2000)
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K. T. Tan, Mohammed Ghanbari:
Frequency Domain Measurement of Blockiness in MPEG-2 Coded Video. ICIP 2000: 977-980
1998
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K. T. Tan, M. Ghanbari, Donald E. Pearson:
An objective measurement tool for MPEG video quality. Signal Process. 70(3): 279-294 (1998)
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K. T. Tan, Mohammed Ghanbari:
Monitoring the quality of MPEG coded video. EUSIPCO 1998: 1-4
1995
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M. Ghanbari, Sérgio M. M. de Faria, I. N. Goh, K. T. Tan:
Motion compensation for very low bit-rate video. Signal Process. Image Commun. 7(4-6): 567-580 (1995)

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