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Light-field image and video compression for future immersive applications

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Figure 2.6: Fujii Laboratory camera arrays at Nagoya University [40]
Figure 2.16: Rendering of S synthesized views from E views and associated depth maps
Figure 3.6: Rate-distortion points for all configurations (Fountain)
Table 3.5: BD-Rate results, coding time variations and associated configurations for method method 1
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