1. Adaptive Fast Block-Matching Algorithm by Switching Search Patterns for Sequences With Wide-Range Motion Content 韋弘 2010-07-05

2. reference frame current frame motion vector residual Introduction

3. Introduction remove the temporal redundancy switch FBMA among the motion contents A-TDB algorithm based on predicted profit list

4. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

5. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

6. motion vector

7. Full search

8. Three-Step Search (TSS)

10. Block-Base Gradient Descent Search (BBGDS)

12. Diamond Search (DS)

14. Fast Block-Matching Algorithm three-step search (TSS) new three-step search (NTSS) block-based gradient descent search (BBGDS) diamond search (DS) four-step search (FSS)

15. NTSS

16. FSS

17. Algorithm with minimum computation

18. Search Pattern Utilized

19. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

20. Predicted Profit List Initial ： MSE(profit) at (0,0) a sorted list of blocks in descending order of profit

21. Characteristics(1/4) the distribution of the profits is not uniform

22. Characteristics(2/4) the blocks usually include several various motion contents

23. Characteristics(3/4) the MVs of the neighboring blocks are strongly correlated

24. Characteristics(4/4) the MV is very likely to be zero near the end

25. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

26. A-TDB Algorithm

27. Initialization Phase

28. the other objective ◦ determine the initial rate of motion in the adaptive zone (based on MVs) ◦ MV(length) > (¼)x(search range) => rapid ◦ MV(length) 1 => slow if successive T i blocks have rapid (moderate or slow) => change to adaptive phase

29. Adaptive Phase

30. Cleanup Phase When does A-TDB change to the cleanup phase? ◦ predicted profits of the blocks < threshold (predefined) ◦ the MVs found are consecutive zero (T c ) What does the cleanup phase do? ◦ skip the remaining blocks in the profit list ◦ A-TDB stops

31. test sequences

32. the effect of T i

33. the value of T i is negligible

34. the effect of T a

35. 2, 3, and 4 are good choices for Ta

36. the effect of T c (>6)

37. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

38. Result

39. Result

40. Result

41. Outline Basic Methods Predicted Profit List A-TDB Algorithm Results References

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