trellis

Peas are a pain - you do need good trellis work for them, and to spend time securing the shoots.

The difference would be bigger if they used mozjpeg for lossy (re)compression as well, as then they'd also get trellis quantization.

I wonder how much R&D will continue and in particular what happens to Gottfried Ungerboeck (inventor of trellis modulation).

It would be very neat to cover a trellis, gazebo, or something similar!

The graphics are much better and lattice/trellis plots are supported natively (I don't think there's any good way to them in matlab).

You could also just modulate the lambda used in the trellis quantization so that it is less aggressive in smooth blocks, and more aggressive in textured blocks.

A decent portion of my back yard is devoted to growing - I have seven raised beds* (2.4m x 1.2m) plus trellis up against fences nearby.

You're not talking about putting up a backyard trellis, you're talking about building a structure that would cover tens of millions of acres, hundreds of thousands to millions of square miles.

Some video encoders already incorporate perceptual optimizations (eg, x264's psy-rd and psy-trellis) that "look" better but lead to objectively worse results with traditional image quality metrics.

It sounds like a portmanteau of "trellis" and "mellow".

As far as the perceptual tunings go, x264 already provides the three most important knobs (aq, psy-rd, psy-trellis) that, due to their nature, can't be a "one size fit all" deal.

You're better off just spending the money on higher fencing with trellis skirting, motion flood lighting, and fake signs that say "protected by FakeCo Security." It won't cost you $30/month for the rest of your natural life and offers the same deterrent.

Trellis makes this easy — each session is scoped to the worktree you're working in.

Trellis seems to lay a faint blurriness over the whole image.

(The code name was Trellis, but all the domains were taken and we insisted on having a dotcom url).