deblocking
- noun
- Specialized
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desbloqueo
- This software includes a deblocking feature that effectively reduces visual artifacts in online video streams.
- deblocking operation
- TV-based deblocking
Examples
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A JPEG anti-forensic technique was presented in Ref. 20, which includes an adaptive local dithering model, TV (total variation) based deblocking, and decalibration operation.
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The improved TV-based deblocking operation.
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The purpose of this improved deblocking scheme is to minimize the total variation (TV) based energy.
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It can be observed that the improved TV-based deblocking provides better results for all the considered forensic detection parameters with a small effect on image quality.
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The proposed scheme comprises four stages, which include perceptual DCT histogram smoothing, proposed denoising operation, improved TV-based deblocking, and decalibration operation, as shown in Fig. 1.
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The technician implemented a new deblocking method to enhance the clarity of the video footage.
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After applying the deblocking process, the digital image appeared much sharper and more detailed.
Surface Forms
Morphology
deblocking = deblock (semi-transparent) = deblock + ing
The noun is regularly formed from 'deblock', but understanding it depends on knowing the technical image-processing sense of the base verb.
Etymology
The word deblocking comes from the parts de- meaning 'remove' and block, which can mean a square piece that gets in the way of a smooth picture. So, in digital use deblocking is the process of removing those square 'blocks' or artifacts so images and videos look smoother.
