This book addresses future video coding from the perspective of hardware
implementation and architecture design, with particular focus on
approximate computing and the energy-quality scalability paradigm.
Challenges in deploying VLSI architectures for video coding are
identified and potential solutions postulated with reference to recent
research in the field. The book offers systematic coverage of the
designs, techniques and paradigms that will most likely be exploited in
the design of VLSI architectures for future video coding systems.
Written by a team of expert authors from around the world, and brought
together by an editor who is a recognised authority in the field, this
book is a useful resource for academics and industry professionals
working on VLSI implementation of video codecs.