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CIF

See: Cost Insurance and Freight

Cost, Insurance and Freight

A CPT involving ocean freight. In a CIF, the seller is responsible for paying for shipping and providing a minimum amount of insurance coverage up to the named port of destination, while the buyer is responsible for the transportation risk beyond the minimum coverage as soon as the good or product is loaded onto the ship. Legally, risk transfers when the good or product crosses the outer rail of the ship. A CIF is similar to a CFR, but also requires the seller to provide minimal insurance. See also: Incoterm.

Customer Information File

A file a bank keeps on each of its account holders and other clients. It contains information on account balances, outstanding loans, assets and so forth. It is updated frequently to ensure correct information.

cif

see COST, INSURANCE AND FREIGHT.
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We made 225 encoded sequences from 9 raw videos that have a length of 8 seconds, with a resolution of QCIF.
In order to evaluate the performance of the proposed NR-B metric, we firstly validate the proposed method with five QCIF test sequences as low quality (LQ) video, as shown in Fig.
Lightweight quality metric based on no-reference bitstream for H.264/AVC video
3 shows the coded key frames in akiyo QCIF sequence by JVT-G012 and the proposed scheme at 32kbps.
6 show the PSNR and SSIM comparisons of the reconstructed akiyo QCIF sequence at 32kbps and reconstructed container CIF sequence at 128kbps by JVT-G012 and our scheme.
More experimental results between our proposed scheme and JVT-G012 for QCIF test sequences with different motion activity (low: container, grandma; moderate: foreman, news; high: carphone, salesman) at various target bit rate are shown in Table 1.
Joint spatial-temporal quality improvement scheme for H.264 low bit rate video coding via adaptive frameskip
Rate-Distortion (R-D) of "Habour" sequence Dependency Temporal Quality Bit-rate PSNR QCIF 3.
A cross-layer approach to fair resource allocation for multimedia service in WiMAX
The "Foreman" CIF and "Highway" QCIF sequences are used as the video traces [22], and encoded, using H.
The video sequence was "Highway" in the QCIF format with 2000 frames [22].
11b without RTS/CTS RetryLimit 4 MAC bandwidth 11 Mbit IFQ length 50 Interface queue type Drop-tail priority Routing protocol NOAH Video trace "Foreman" CIF with 300frames Highway QCIF with 2000 frames Table 2.
An adaptive FEC mechanism using cross-layer approach to enhance quality of video transmission over 802.11 WLANs

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