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The perceived quality of light-field video services

Kara et al., 2018

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7096726653148200541
Author
Kara P
Tamboli R
Cserkaszky A
Martini M
Barsi A
Bokor L
Publication year
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Applications of Digital Image Processing XLI

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Real-time video transmission services are unquestionably dominating the flow of data over the Internet, and their percentage of the global IP packet traffic is still continuously increasing. As novel visualization technologies are emerging, they tend to demand higher …
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