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Table 8.9
The BD-rate and time saving (%) of BHO versus HM12.0 on surveillance videos
Surveillance videos
BD-Rate (Y, U, V) (%)
Crossroad-cif
−
18
.
39
−
46.41
−
43.20
Overbridge-cif
−
30
.
60
−
79.59
−
51.80
Snowgate-cif
−
55
.
88
−
77.13
−
74.02
Snowroad-cif
−
53
.
18
−
66.21
−
66.40
Bank-sd
−
48
.
88
−
72
.
46
−
73
.
78
Crossroad-sd
−
29
.
24
−
71
.
06
−
67
.
37
Office-sd
−
16
.
17
−
54
.
70
−
50
.
88
Overbridge-sd
−
46
.
91
−
71
.
84
−
70
.
48
Intersection-hd
−
21
.
45
−
33
.
74
−
31
.
28
Mainroad-hd
−
70
.
15
−
83
.
13
−
75
.
49
Average
−
39
.
09
−
65.63
−
60.47
Fig. 8.13
RD curves of BHO versus HM on four example surveillance videos
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