Signal processing unit for producing a selected one of signals predictive of original signals
CA 1238408 A · Owner: Nippon Telegraph And Telephone Corporation · Inventors: Furukawa, Akihiro; Okubo, Sakae; Koga, Toshio
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In a predictive encoder for use particularly in a conference television system, a signal processing unit is used in producing a prediction signal and comprises three prediction circuits (22, 23, 31) and a selection circuit (24) coupled to the prediction circuits. The prediction circuits are for prodicing an inframe an, interframe, and a background prediction signals respec-, tively. Those signals are produced by processing an original signal at instants which precede a current instant and are different from one another. The selection circuit is for selecting one of the inframe the inter-, frame, and the background prediction signals. Therefore it is possible to produce the prediction signal …
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- Granted June 21, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 21, 2005.
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