Guillaume Fuchs

Title: Guillaume Fuchs: Digital Data Encoding Inventor

Introduction

Guillaume Fuchs is an inventor based in Ergué-Gabéric, France. His work includes methods for encoding digital data, and he is associated with Canon Kabushiki Kaisha. Fuchs holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Fuchs’s listed patents address ways to encode data representing physical quantities.

“Encoding of Digital Data Combining a Plurality of Encoding Modes” describes dividing data into subsets, calculating encoding costs for each subset using two different modes, and selecting a mode for each subset. The costs use the same rate-distortion compromise for the overall image.

“Data Encoding with an Amplitude Model and Path Between the Data and Corresponding Decoding” describes forming a path through sample locations, with the path passing through each location no more than once. For successive locations, the method forms vectors while accounting only for intermediate samples that have not already been encoded by a vector.

Career Highlights

Fuchs’s patent work focuses on digital data encoding techniques, including mode selection and path-based representation of sample data. His association with Canon Kabushiki Kaisha connects this work to a company active in imaging and digital technologies.

Collaborations

Félix Henry is identified as a coworker of Fuchs. The available information does not specify their particular projects or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Guillaume Fuchs’s listed inventions explore approaches to encoding physical data, with a focus on selecting encoding modes and representing samples through paths and vectors.