An all-zero block detection method applied to hevc interframe coding
A detection method and inter-frame coding technology, applied in digital video signal modification, electrical components, image communication, etc., to achieve the effects of reducing computational complexity, improving coding efficiency, and increasing ratio
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[0042] For the transformed block TB after inter prediction and compensation, the prediction error value of each pixel is
[0043] e(x,y)=I(x,y)-B(x,y) (1)
[0044] (x, y) represents the pixel position in TB, I is the image to be coded, and B is the matching block corresponding to I in the reference image. If the area where the TB is located does not contain moving objects, ideally, the TB should be encoded as an all-zero block after inter-frame prediction and compensation. However, the actual recorded video signal is inevitably affected by noise. When the noise intensity is large Or when the quantization parameter QP is small, the above-mentioned all-zero block expectation is often difficult to realize.
[0045] Considering the TB residual data as an N×N matrix E, the two-dimensional DCT transformation can be written in the form of matrix multiplication as follows
[0046] F = AEA T (2)
[0047] where A is the DCT transformation matrix, and its elements are calculated by ...
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