Multimedia Signals and Systems
Overview
- Authors:
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Srdjan Stanković
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University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro
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Irena Orović
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University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro
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Ervin Sejdić
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University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA
- Introduction to multimedia signals and systems
- Useful for students or researchers in other fields
- Logically organized with over 200 helpful figures and images
About this book
Multimedia signals include different data types (text, sound, graphics, picture, animations, video, etc.), which can be time-dependent (sound, video and animation) or spatially-dependent (images, text and graphics). Hence, the multimedia systems represent an interdisciplinary cross-section of the following areas: digital signal processing, computer architecture, computer networks and telecommunications.
Multimedia Signals and Systems is an introductory text, designed for students or professionals and researchers in other fields, with a need to learn the basics of signals and systems. A considerable emphasis is placed on the analysis and processing of multimedia signals (audio, images, video). Additionally, the book connects these principles to other important elements of multimedia systems such as the analysis of optical media, computer networks, QoS, and digital watermarking.
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Table of contents (9 chapters)
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 1-53
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 55-108
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 109-131
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 133-198
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 199-231
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 233-254
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 255-284
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
Pages 285-292
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- Srdjan Stanković, Irena Orović, Ervin Sejdić
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Back Matter
Pages 345-349
About the authors
Srdjan Stanković, University of Montenegro, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Irena Orović, University of Montenegro, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Ervin Sejdić, University of Pittsburgh, Swanson School of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering