Un recueil parisien de psaumes, de chansons spirituelles et de motets (ca. 1565) : Genève BGE Ms. Mus. 572.

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Lettrines et ornements dans l'édition musicale aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles.

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HEVC implements a candidate vector list for merge and skip modes. The construction of this list has been extensively studied in the JCT-VC group (see for instance JCTVC-G039). It has been shown in JCTVC-I0293 that it is possible to improve the HEVC coding performance by adding in the merge list copies of the first candidate shifted by an arbitrary offset. The same basis is considered in this document and applied to disparity compensation. A gain of 0.3 % is obtained on average on side views

CE5.h related: Merge candidate list extension for disparity compensated prediction

HEVC implements a candidate vector list for merge and skip modes. The construction of this list has been extensively studied in the JCT-VC group (see for instance JCTVC-G039). It has been shown in JCTVC-I0293 that it is possible to improve the HEVC coding performance by adding in the merge list copies of the first candidate shifted by an arbitrary offset. The same basis is considered in this document and applied to disparity compensation. A gain of 0.4 % is obtained on average on side views

Livrable D3.3 of the PERSEE project : 2D coding tools

49Livrable D3.3 du projet ANR PERSEECe rapport a été réalisé dans le cadre du projet ANR PERSEE (n° ANR-09-BLAN-0170). Exactement il correspond au livrable D3.3 du projet. Son titre : 2D coding tool

3D Scene Modeling from Dense Video Light Fields

International audienceLight field imaging offers unprecedented opportunities for advanced scene analysis and modelling, with potential applications in various domains such as augmented reality, 3D robotics, and microscopy. This paper illustrates the potential of dense video light fields for 3D scene modeling. We first recall the principles of plenoptic cameras and present a downloadable test dataset captured with a Raytrix 2.0 plenop-tic camera. Methods to estimate the scene depth and to construct a 3D point cloud representation of the scene from the captured light field are then described.

Livrable D3.4 of the PERSEE project : 2D coding tools final report

Livrable D3.4 du projet ANR PERSEECe rapport a été réalisé dans le cadre du projet ANR PERSEE (n° ANR-09-BLAN-0170). Exactement il correspond au livrable D3.4 du projet. Son titre : 2D coding tools final repor

ARCHITECTURE TRANSPARENTE EN FIBRE MULTIMODE ET TECHNOLOGIE CWDM POUR UN RESEAU LOCAL DOMESTIQUE MULTIFORMAT

National audienceNous proposons une solution de réseau domestique optique, associant une architecture transparente basée sur la fibre multimode et la technologie CWDM. Des signaux de natures différentes et diverses topologies peuvent coexister sur cette infrastructure multiformat, ce qui lui confère une grande flexibilité et une forte évolutivité. Les problèmes, issus de l'association de la technologie CWDM avec des composants passifs multimodes, sont discutés

Towards a multiservice & multiformat optical home area networks

International audienceWe propose mid and long term visions of optical Home Area Networks. The challenge is not only to increase the network capacity, but also to take into account the heterogeneity of the signals to be conveyed: Ethernet, RF TV and radio signals for wireless-end-connectivity. Two solutions are described: a mid term solution, based on an active star and centered on a multiformat switch, and a long term solution based on a fully transparent infrastructure, associated with optical wavelength multiplexing. These solutions and the corresponding realized setups will be described and compared in terms of performances, flexibility and robustness to future evolutions