Sony (Japan)
Japan
Motoki Kato spends much of his time researching Computer hardware, Real-time computing, Algorithm, Block and Computer vision. His Computer hardware research incorporates elements of Computer graphics and Table. His Computer vision research includes themes of Decoding methods, Decodes, Bit allocation and Artificial intelligence.
His Decoding methods study combines topics in areas such as Multiplexing, Motion vector, Image coding and Arithmetic. His work on Font as part of general Artificial intelligence study is frequently linked to Subtitle, bridging the gap between disciplines. The concepts of his Encoding study are interwoven with issues in Digital signal, Signal, Transmission and Variable bitrate.
Motoki Kato focuses on Computer hardware, Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Decoding methods and Real-time computing. His Computer hardware study frequently draws connections between related disciplines such as Computer graphics. His Computer vision study incorporates themes from Signal, Decodes and Transmission channel.
His Decoding methods research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Speech recognition, Image coding and Encoding. His study on Timestamp is often connected to ENCODE as part of broader study in Real-time computing. In the field of Algorithm, his study on Variable-length code overlaps with subjects such as Value.
Motoki Kato mostly deals with Computer hardware, Computer graphics, Computer vision, Artificial intelligence and Path. His studies deal with areas such as Multiplexing, Decoding methods and Real-time computing as well as Computer hardware. His Decoding methods research integrates issues from Image coding and Encoding.
Motoki Kato performs multidisciplinary study in Real-time computing and Encoder in his work. His study in the field of Graphics also crosses realms of Synchronization. Computer vision is closely attributed to Stereo display in his research.
Motoki Kato mainly investigates Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Computer hardware, Basis and Information processor. In his research, he performs multidisciplinary study on Artificial intelligence and Control unit. Motoki Kato interconnects Multiplexing, Decoding methods and Image coding in the investigation of issues within Computer hardware.
Motoki Kato integrates many fields, such as Basis and engineering, in his works. His Information processor research overlaps with other disciplines such as Subtitle, Records management, Content delivery, Data processing and Information retrieval.
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Information processing apparatus and method, program and recorded medium
Motoki Kato;Toshiya Hamada.
(2001)
Reproduction device, reproduction method, reproduction program, and recording medium
Toshiya Hamada;Motoki Kato.
(2004)
Information Recording/Playback Apparatus and Method
Tomoyuki Asano;Yoshitomo Osawa;Motoki Kato.
(2001)
Information processor and processing method, and recording medium therefor, and program and its recording medium
Toshiya Hamada;Motoki Kato;元樹 加藤;俊也 浜田.
(2001)
Information processing method and apparatus, program and recording medium
Motoki Kato;Toshiya Hamada.
(2001)
Information processing device, information recording medium, information processing method, and computer program
Yoshikazu Takashima;Tateo Oishi;Katsumi Muramatsu;Kenjiro Ueda.
(2006)
High efficiency encoding and decoding of picture signals and recording medium containing same
Katsuji Igarashi;Jun Yonemitsu;Yoichi Yagasaki;Yasushi Fujinami.
(1995)
Reproducing apparatus, reproducing method, reproducing program, and recording medium
Toshiya Hamada;Motoki Kato.
(2007)
Apparatus and method for image coding and decoding
Motoki Kato.
(2007)
Block distortion reduction method and device and encoding method and device
Kyoko Fukuda;Hiroshi Kobayashi;Nobuhiro Igi;Koji Obata.
(1998)
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