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AUDIO REPRESENTATIONS FOR DATA COMPRESSION AND COMPRESSED DOMAIN PROCESSING a dissertation submitted to the department of electrical engineering and the committee on graduate studies
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Document Date: 2005-01-24 19:10:44

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Texas Instruments / Dolby Laboratories / DSP group / Sony / Liquid Audio / /

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University Committee / Columbia University / AUDIO REPRESENTATIONS FOR DATA COMPRESSION AND COMPRESSED DOMAIN PROCESSING Scott Nathan Levine Stanford University / /

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signal processing education / digital audio processing / image/video processing lab / compressed domain processing / compressed domain processing algorithms / /

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University Committee on Graduate Studies / Columbia University / stanford university / /

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Nick McKeown Approved / Grant Davidson / Mark Dolson / Matt Fellers / Earl Levine / Kannan Ramchandran / Mark Davis / Brad Garton / Antonio Ortega / Martin Dietz / Joe Picone / Yoon Kim / Brian Link / Alan Peevers / Marina Bosi / Dana Massie / Uwe Gbur / Stefan Bilbao / Bill Putnam / Louis Fielder / Tony Verma / Scott Nathan Levine / Phil Wiser / Mike Goodwin / Julius Orion Smith / III / Alexandros Eleftheriadis / David Berners / Tim Stilson / Raja Rajasekaran / Julius O. Smith III / Jelena Kova / Cormac Herley / Martin Vetterli / /

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Principal Advisor / /

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Stanford University / /

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MPEG / two compressed domain processing algorithms / 5.1 Previous Noise Modeling Algorithms / MPEG-4 / 2.3 Transient Detection Algorithm / /

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