Masayuki Kozuka mainly focuses on Computer hardware, Optical disc, Computer graphics, Object and Multimedia. His Computer hardware research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Control unit, Decoding methods and Encryption. His Optical disc research includes themes of Set, Control, Artificial intelligence, Computer vision and Computer data storage.
His Computer graphics study combines topics in areas such as Subtitle, Character and Image generation. His study explores the link between Object and topics such as Order that cross with problems in Real-time computing and Information retrieval. His Multimedia research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Process, Management information systems, Communication channel, Sequence and Table.
His primary areas of investigation include Computer hardware, Optical disc, Computer graphics, Artificial intelligence and Computer vision. His study looks at the relationship between Computer hardware and fields such as Encryption, as well as how they intersect with chemical problems. His research in Optical disc intersects with topics in Object, Bitstream, Multimedia and Control.
As part of his studies on Bitstream, Masayuki Kozuka often connects relevant subjects like Encoding. His Control study incorporates themes from Real-time computing and Computer data storage. Masayuki Kozuka has researched Computer vision in several fields, including Value, Process and Display device.
His primary areas of study are Computer hardware, Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Signal and Computer network. His Computer hardware study combines topics in areas such as Encryption and HDMI. The various areas that Masayuki Kozuka examines in his Computer vision study include Process and Tone.
His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Image quality, Speech recognition and Display device. His Computer network research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Wireless and State. His research in Luminance intersects with topics in Computer graphics and Quantization.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Computer hardware, Luminance, Signal, Terminal and Display device. His work in the fields of Remote control overlaps with other areas such as Control methods. His Luminance research incorporates elements of Computer graphics and Quantization.
The Signal study combines topics in areas such as Control unit and Speech recognition, Voice Tag. His biological study deals with issues like Computer network, which deal with fields such as State, Terminal device and Fixed access. His Artificial intelligence research includes elements of Value and Contrast ratio.
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Method and an apparatus for reproducing bitstream having non-sequential system clock data seamlessly therebetween
Yoshiichiro Kashiwagi;Takumi Hasebe;Kazuhiro Tsuga;Kazuhiko Nakamura.
(2001)
Method and an apparatus for reproducing bitstream having non-sequential system clock data seamlessly therebetween
Yoshiichiro Kashiwagi;Takumi Hasebe;Kazuhiro Tsuga;Kazuhiko Nakamura.
(2001)
Reproduction device, optical disc, recording medium, program, and reproduction method
Wataru Ikeda;Hiroshi Hamasaka;Kazuhiko Nakamura;Tomoyuki Okada.
(2003)
Reproduction device, optical disc, recording medium, program, and reproduction method
Wataru Ikeda;Hiroshi Hamasaka;Kazuhiko Nakamura;Tomoyuki Okada.
(2003)
Method and apparatus for interleaving bitstream to record thereof on a recording medium, and reproducing the interleaved bitstream therefrom
Yasuhiko Yamane;Takumi Hasebe;Kazuhiro Tsuga;Yoshihiro Mori.
(1996)
Method and apparatus for interleaving bitstream to record thereof on a recording medium, and reproducing the interleaved bitstream therefrom
Yasuhiko Yamane;Takumi Hasebe;Kazuhiro Tsuga;Yoshihiro Mori.
(1996)
Semiconductor memory card
Teruto Hirota;Makoto Tatebayashi;Taihei Yugawa;Masataka Minami.
(2000)
Semiconductor memory card
Teruto Hirota;Makoto Tatebayashi;Taihei Yugawa;Masataka Minami.
(2000)
Multimedia optical disk, reproduction apparatus and method for achieving variable scene development based on interactive control
Kaoru Murase;Masayuki Kozuka;Kazuhiro Tsuga;Yoshihisa Fukushima.
(1996)
Multimedia optical disk, reproduction apparatus and method for achieving variable scene development based on interactive control
Kaoru Murase;Masayuki Kozuka;Kazuhiro Tsuga.
(1996)
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