Calabrix researchers that have developed groundbreaking research studies, white papers and articles that reflect our insights into cutting edge technology. Our researchers have been published in some of the industries most recognized publications and invited to speak at some of the industries most prestigious conferences and top engineering universities. Our researchers continue to deliver new breakthroughs in the areas of Communications and Signal Processing.
List of publications:
Ying Chena, Clyde Lettsome, Mark Smith, and Edward Delp, "A Low Bit-rate Video Coding Approach Using Modified Adaptive Warping and Long-Term Spatial Memory" in Visual Communications and Image Processing. (VCIP'2007), San Jose, California, Jan. 2007.
Clyde A. Lettsome, Mark J.T. Smith, and Russell Mersereau, "Fixed-Analysis Adaptive-Synthesis Filter Banks" in SPIE Defense and Security Conference., Orlando, Florida, March. 2008.
Clyde A. Lettsome and Mark J.T. Smith, "Image Interpolation Exploiting Phase Diversity" in IEEE DSP Workshop., Marco Island, Florida, Jan. 2009.
Next Publication: Clyde A. Lettsome, "Fixed Analysis Adaptive Synthesis Filter Banks", Ph. D. Dissertation, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009.
List of presentations:
Clyde Lettsome, “Single-Filter Analysis Multiple-Filter Synthesis (SAMS) Filter Banks,” Proposal Presentation, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA December 2007
Clyde Lettsome, Mark Smith, and Russell Mersereau, “Fixed Analysis Adaptive Synthesis Filter Banks" in SPIE Defense + Security. (SPIE Defense and Security’ 2008), Orlando, Florida March 2008
Clyde A. Lettsome and Mark J.T. Smith, "Image Interpolation Exploiting Phase Diversity" in IEEE DSP Workshop., Marco Island, Florida, Jan. 2009.
Clyde Lettsome, “Fixed-Analysis Adaptive-Synthesis Filter Banks" Dissertation Defense Presentation, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA March 31, 2009
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