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Sindh University Research Journal
Flickers forecasting in CRT using stochastic analysis.
Author(s)
A. Khan
Institute of Business Management, Pakistan
S. Soomro
Institute of Business and Technology, BIZTEK, Karachi, Pakistan
A. G. Memon
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Sindh, Pakistan
Abstract
Videos are composed of sequence of interrelated frames. There is a minute difference among frames. Flicker is an error which is found in every video. It is like a checker box in a video, there are several reasons behind flickers generation, one of the main reasons is refresh rate of the monitor and second reason is number of frames per second in a video. The main objective of this study is to propose and develop a framework that identifies flicker location and minimizes the flickers rate. Analysis shows that flickers can be minimize by adjusting the persistence of pixel and higher refresh rate of CRT monitor. Further we have compared different isotopes of phosphorous pixels and generate its graphs. This paper highlighted the cause of flicker and its avoidance .Statistical research proves that proposed algorithm improves the video quality and reduce flickers ratio up to 90%.
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473-478
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Journal: Sindh University Research Journal, Volume: 44, Issue: 3, Year: 2012
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