Transform-domain Wyner-Ziv codec for video

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Distributed Video Coding (2005, unknown): “by a Slepian–Wolf turbo coder [55], [61].”
A survey on wireless multimedia sensor networks (2007, methodology): “In [13], a transform-domain Wyner–Ziv encoder is proposed.”
Efficient Compression of Encrypted Grayscale Images (2010, methodology): “In this work, we adopt similar settings as in [16] and model the conditional p.d.f. of a pixel s to be Laplacian, centered at the given SI ^ s p (sj^ s) = 2 exp (0 js 0 ^ sj) (5) where = 2= 2 sj^ s , and 2 sj^ s is the variance of p (s j^ s ).”
Rate-adaptive codes for distributed source coding (2006, methodology): “Low complexity video coding via distributed source coding, for example, treats a frame of video as the source X and its prediction at the decoder as the side information Y [ 12 ].”
IMPROVING FRAME INTERPOLATION WITH SPATIAL MOTION SMOOTHING FOR PIXEL DOMAIN DISTRIBUTED VIDEO CODING (2005, methodology): “In this architecture, two identical recursive encoders of rate 1⁄2 are used with a generator matrix as defined in [6].”