Analysis and testing for error tolerant motion estimation

We propose a novel system-level error tolerance approach specifically targeted for multimedia compression algorithms. In particular, we focus on the motion estimation process performed by most video encoders. While current manufacturing process classifies fabricated systems into two classes, namely,...

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