Abstract: This disclosure provides methods, devices, and systems for video coding. The present implementations more specifically relate to hybrid coding techniques that combine aspects of inter-frame coding with aspects of intra-frame coding. In some aspects, a video encoder may perform inter-frame coding in a weighted manner so that the coded video frames (also referred to as “residual frames”) may include contributions from the current video frame to be transmitted over a communication channel and also may include contributions from the previous video frame transmitted over the communication channel. More specifically, any pixel value (r(n)) in the residual frame can be expressed as a weighted combination of a respective pixel value (x(n)) in the current video frame and a co-located pixel value (x(n?1)) in the previous video frame, where r(n)=x(n)??·x(n?1) and where 0???1 is a scaling factor representing the degree of contribution by the previous video frame.

Abstract: This disclosure provides methods, devices, and systems for video coding. The present implementations more specifically relate to hybrid coding techniques that combine aspects of inter-frame coding with aspects of intra-frame coding. In some aspects, a video encoder may perform inter-frame coding in a weighted manner so that the coded video frames (also referred to as “residual frames”) may include contributions from the current video frame to be transmitted over a communication channel and also may include contributions from the previous video frame transmitted over the communication channel. More specifically, any pixel value (r(n)) in the residual frame can be expressed as a weighted combination of a respective pixel value (x(n)) in the current video frame and a co-located pixel value (x(n?1)) in the previous video frame, where r(n)=x(n)??·x(n?1) and where 0???1 is a scaling factor representing the degree of contribution by the previous video frame.

Abstract: This disclosure provides methods, devices, and systems for video compression. The present implementations more specifically relate to video compression techniques that account for spatial-temporal changes in pixel values. In some aspects, an encoder may determine a change importance factor (CIF) for each image tile of a current image to be encoded. The encoder may calculate the CIF for an image tile of the current image (the “current image tile”) based on a degree of variation among the pixel values in the current image tile, a degree of change between the current image tile and a respective image tile of a previously-encoded image (the “previous image tile”), and a degree of variation among the pixel values in the previous image tile. In some implementations, the encoder may determine whether to transmit each of the current image tiles to a receiving device based on the CIF associated with the respective image tile.

Abstract: This document discloses examples of systems, methods, and articles of manufacture that may provide one or more advantages relating to determining which touch on a touch screen is intended and which touch or touches are inadvertent.

Abstract: This document discloses examples of systems, methods, and articles of manufacture that may provide one or more advantages relating to determining which touch on a touch screen is intended and which touch or touches are inadvertent.