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612 results about "Rate ratio" patented technology

A rate ratio (sometimes called an incidence density ratio) in epidemiology, is a relative difference measure used to compare the incidence rates of events occurring at any given point in time. A common application for this measure in analytic epidemiologic studies is in the search for a causal association between a certain risk factor and an outcome. Rate Ratio=IncidenceRate1/IncidenceRate2 Where incidence rate is the occurrence of an event over person-time, for example person-years.

Random early detection (RED) algorithm using marked segments to detect congestion in a computer network

The invention is to use the ability of a switching fabric to set a congestion indicator bit in a segment if any queue through which the segment passes is filled above a lower threshold. The output linecard monitors the field of the congestion indicator bit as it receives segments from the switching fabric. The output linecard periodically calculates the ratio of segments having the congestion bit set to all segments routed to a particular port. The periodically calculated ratio is used as an input parameter to a Random Early Detection (RED) algorithm. The RED algorithm selects a packet for the output linecard to drop, by use of a random selection method. The destination computer then does not receive the packet. The random selection of packets to drop has the effect of helping to prevent undesirable network synchronization of transmission of replacement packets. With adaptive source computers, the network device then does not reach a congested state, thereby maintaining optimum throughput for the computer network. When an ATM switching fabric is used with ATM cells for the segments, then the Explicit Forward Congestion Indication Field (EFCI bit) of a data cell is used to mark a data cell which has passed through a queue which is filled above a lower threshold level. Data cells arriving at the output line card with the EFCI bit set are then counted, and this count is used in the periodic calculation of the ratio used as input to the RED algorithm.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Method and system for structural similarity based rate-distortion optimization for perceptual video coding

There is disclosed a system and method for video coding, and more particularly to video coding that uses structural similarity (SSIM) based rate-distortion optimization methods to improve the perceptual quality of decoded video without increasing data rate, or to reduce the data rate of compressed video stream without sacrificing perceived quality of the decoded video. In an embodiment, the video coding system and method may be a SSIM-based rate-distortion optimization approach that involves minimizing a joint cost function defined as the sum of a data rate term and a distortion functions. The distortion function may be defined to be monotonically increasing with the decrease of SSIM and a Lagrange parameter may be utilized to control the trade-off between rate and distortion. The optimal Lagrange parameter may be found by utilizing the ratio between a reduced-reference SSIM model with respect to quantization step, and a data rate model with respect to quantization step. In an embodiment, a group-of-picture (GOP) level quantization parameter (QP) adjustment method may be used in multi-pass encoding to reduce the bit-rate while keeping similar perceptual video quality. In another embodiment, a frame level QP adjustment method may be used in single-pass encoding to achieve constant SSIM quality. In accordance with an embodiment, the present invention may be implemented entirely at the encoder side and may or may not require any change at the decoder, and may be made compatible with existing video coding standards.
Owner:SSIMWAVE INC
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