Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Ik Soon Kim

Chae Kyu Kim

Sun Ja Kim

Hae Dong Kim

Kyung Ho Jang

Chan Ho Park

Jun Suk Lee

Seong Won Ryu

Han Shin Lim

Jae Pil Heo

Provided is a method of removing noise from a sparse depth map. The method includes setting, as nodes, sample points in a sparse depth map including depth information at a certain position of an image plane, constructing a mesh by connecting the set nodes, and removing noise from the meshed node, based on connection information between the meshed node and neighboring nodes adjacent thereto and color information about a color image corresponding to the sparse depth map. A depth value is allocated to each of the sample points.

Apparatus and method of removing noise from sparse depth map

The present invention relates to a dynamic memory management method which includes generating an N-dimensional memory address space in which coordinates are in a range of N natural numbers, the sum of which is the number of bits; and mapping a predetermined linear memory address region to an address region in the N-dimensional memory address space.

Apparatus and method for dynamically managing memory

Provided is a method of improving performance of a web server by predicting a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) request and the web server enabling the method, including transmitting, to an HTTP requester, at least one web content among web contents including static web contents and dynamic web contents in response to an HTTP request, selecting, from the web contents, a required web content to be additionally transmitted to the HTTP requester and a potential web content to be additionally transmitted to the HTTP requester, determining, among the potential web content, a web content to be preloaded, and storing, in a document cache, the required web content and the web content to be preloaded.

Method for accelerating web server by predicting hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) requests and web server enabling the method

A method of extending a virtual address space of a process executed in an operating system includes selecting a virtual address range included in a virtual address space corresponding to the process and the number of a plurality of extended virtual address ranges, extending and thereby setting the virtual address space to a multi-virtual address space based on the selected virtual address range and the selected number of the plurality of extended virtual address ranges, and providing the multi-virtual address space to the process.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Ik Soon Kim