Super-resolution loop restoration
Abstract:
A super-resolution coding mode is described. Encoded image can be decoded by decoding, from an encoded bitstream, a flag indicating whether an image was encoded using the super-resolution mode. The image is encoded at a first resolution. Responsive to the flag indicating that the image was encoded using the super-resolution mode, bits indicating an amount of scaling of the image are decoded. The image is decoded from the encoded bitstream to obtain a reconstructed image at the first resolution, and the reconstructed image is upscaled to a second resolution using the amount of scaling to obtain an upscaled reconstructed image. The second resolution is higher than the first resolution. Loop restoration filtering is applied to the upscaled reconstructed image using loop restoration parameters to obtain a loop restored image at the second resolution.
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