Jitter Suppression is a computational method in image stabilization that specifically attenuates high-frequency, small-magnitude frame-to-frame spatial displacements caused by sensor or platform instability, distinguishing it from broader motion compensation techniques by targeting micro-vibrations detrimental to visual clarity and registration precision.
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