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Walsh Hadamard Transform

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Hello everybody! I am really new in this forum :D
My question is: What is the role of a Walsh Hadamard Transform in the step of Transformation in an H264 AVC encoder? It comes directly after applying a discrete cosine transform.
Thanks in advance
 

This is basically an encoder which maps n-bits of symbol to a N=2^n length of Walsh Hadamard sequence. Since Walsh sequences are orthogonal, they can be recovered by taking correlation with the particular Walsh sequene.

Walsh-Hadamard sequence generation:

| H_n -H_n |
H_2n = | |
| H_n H_n |

where H_n can be, for an example 1.
 

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