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The evolution of video processing technology and its main drivers
Jorge E. Caviedes
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Video Processing
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Interaction Paradigms
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Video Processing Technology
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Multimedia Interaction
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Immersiveness
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Main Drivers
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Computing Platform
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Immersive Experience
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Interactive Experience
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User Experience
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Display Technology
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Overall System Performance
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Performance-based
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Accelerated Growth
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Social Interaction
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Social Experience
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Breakaway
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Haptics
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Anytime Anywhere
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Gesture Interface
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Two-segment
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Visual Experience
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Smart TV
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Consumer Videos
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Affective Interaction
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Picture Quality
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Content Consumption
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Immersive Interaction
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Expanded Access
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Sensorial Experience
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Technology Content
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Best Picture
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New Product Concept
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Heterogeneous Content
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Computer Science
Video Processing
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Multimedia
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Multiplicity
25%
Systems Performance
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User Experience
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Computing Platform
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Immersive Experience
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Display Technology
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Product Concept
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Visual Experience
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Picture Quality
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Content Consumption
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User Interface
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Interactivity
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Social Experience
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