Variable-Rate Source Coding is a source coding method in information theory that belongs to the class of rate-distortion coding techniques and is distinguished by its ability to adaptively adjust the coding rate based on the source statistics or distortion constraints to achieve optimal compression efficiency.
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MPEG coding for variable bit rate video transmission
P. Pancha, Magda El Zarki · IEEE Communications Magazine · 1994 · 205 citations
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