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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 25, 2020
Filed:
Jun. 07, 2019
V-nova International Limited, London, GB;
Luca Rossato, Milan, IT;
Guido Meardi, Milan, IT;
V-Nova International Limited, Paddington, London, GB;
Abstract
A signal processor receives settings information. The settings information specifies a setting of a given element for each image in a sequence of multiple images in which the given element resides. The signal processor also receives precision metadata specifying an estimated precision of each of the settings of the given element for each image in the sequence. Based on the settings information and the precision metadata, the signal processor generates a setting value for the given element. If the setting value produced for the given element is relatively stable, and thus likely a better representation of a setting for the given element than a current setting of the given element, the signal processor utilizes the generated setting value instead of the current setting for encoding purposes.