Methods providing encoding/decoding of dependent/independent partitions and related devices
A partition and correlation technology, applied in the fields of digital video signal modification, electrical components, image communication, etc., can solve the problems of reducing compression efficiency and blocking artifacts, and achieve the goal of reducing unnecessary damage, improving compression efficiency, and reducing complexity. Effect
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[0137] In one example, the picture is partitioned into tiles using tile rows and tile columns, and the tiles are then grouped into tile groups, and a flag per tile group is signaled and decoded such that if the value of the flag has A value (e.g., equal to 0) specifies that the tiles in this tile group are independent, and if the value of the flag has another value (e.g., equal to 1), specifies that the tiles in this tile group are independent. Blocks can be related to each other.
[0138] A decoder may perform all or a subset of the following operations / steps for this embodiment to decode a picture:
[0139]1. Decode a chunked partition structure from one or more syntax elements in the bitstream. Grammars are preferably in parameter sets. The grammar can divide the picture into rows and columns, where a tile is the intersection between a row and a column.
[0140] 2. Determine to group the tiles into at least one tile group such that the set of tiles belongs to the tile gr...
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[0162] In another example of this embodiment, similar to the previous example, a flag is signaled for each tile group, the flag specifying whether the tiles in that tile group are related or independent. In this example, however, there are separate flags for the rectangular tile group and separate flags for the raster tile group, where the flag for the rectangular tile group exists in the parameter set and is used with The identity of the rasterized tile group is signaled in the tile group header. A decoder may perform all or a subset of the following operations for this embodiment to decode a picture:
[0163] 1. Decode a chunked partition structure from one or more syntax elements in the bitstream. Grammars are preferably in parameter sets. The grammar can divide the picture into rows and columns, where a tile is the intersection between a row and a column.
[0164] 2. Decode one or more syntax elements that specify whether the tile group is rectangular or whether the til...
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[0176] In another example of this embodiment, a flag is signaled in the PPS for each partition, where the flag specifies whether a particular partition is dependent or independent of previously decoded neighboring partitions.
[0177] A decoder may perform all or a subset of the following operations for this embodiment to decode a picture:
[0178] 1. Decode a chunked partition structure from one or more syntax elements in the bitstream. Grammars are preferably in parameter sets. The grammar can divide the picture into rows and columns, where a tile is the intersection between a row and a column.
[0179]2. Decode one or more syntax elements specifying the number (N) of tiles present in the picture, followed by a loop performed N times, where one flag is decoded for each loop and the flag specifies the tile are related or independent. This syntax is preferably in a parameter set.
[0180] 3. If the partitions are related, decoding the partitions wherein prediction between ...
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