3 results about "Mixed resolution" patented technology

The present application relates to a kind of railway tunnel disease intelligent detection method, including mixed resolution image acquisition, mixed resolution normalization preprocessing, double channel parallel disease detection, physical quantity calibration based on dynamic precision coefficient, dynamic splicing algorithm based on ROI feature fusion and mileage error dynamic calibration based on semantic anchor point.The present application is characterized in that, by mixed resolution normalization preprocessing, the compatibility problem of heterogeneous hardware is solved, the disease feature extraction precision of key area is retained using double-scale cascade detection mechanism, with dynamic precision coefficient matrix, the pixel physical mapping deviation caused by heterogeneous resolution is corrected, the accuracy of disease quantitative analysis and physical quantity inverse calculation is ensured;The present application significantly improves the processing efficiency of ultra-high resolution image, eliminates the mileage cumulative positioning error in long-distance inspection, realizes the full-quantitative accurate detection of track traffic tunnel disease in low-cost, high-efficiency environment.

A source video is encoded in a streaming protocol comprising a normal stream and a companion stream. The normal stream contains I-frames and predicted frames at high resolution. The companion stream contains frames at a lower resolution. When needed, an I-frame from the companion stream may be decoded and upscaled from the second resolution to the first resolution and injected into a decoded picture buffer. At an interval corresponding to an amount of time that is shorter than an interval between I-frames in the normal stream, a first frame is downscaled to the second resolution and then upscaled again to the first resolution. The next frame is then encoded with reference to the upscaled frame such that an output stream recovers to the first resolution based on the second frame prior to receipt of the next I-frame in the normal stream.

A source video is encoded in a streaming protocol comprising a normal stream and a companion stream. The normal stream contains I-frames and predicted frames at high resolution. The companion stream contains frames at a lower resolution. When needed, an I-frame from the companion stream may be decoded and upscaled from the second resolution to the first resolution and injected into a decoded picture buffer. At an interval corresponding to an amount of time that is shorter than an interval between I-frames in the normal stream, a first frame is downscaled to the second resolution and then upscaled again to the first resolution. The next frame is then encoded with reference to the upscaled frame such that an output stream recovers to the first resolution based on the second frame prior to receipt of the next I-frame in the normal stream.