MULTI-VIEW CODING WITH EXPLOITATION OF RENDERABLE PORTIONS
    39.
    发明公开
    MULTI-VIEW CODING WITH EXPLOITATION OF RENDERABLE PORTIONS 有权
    美国麻省理工学院麻省理工学院

    公开(公告)号:EP2777266A1

    公开(公告)日:2014-09-17

    申请号:EP12791713.6

    申请日:2012-11-08

    IPC分类号: H04N7/26

    摘要: Actually rendered portions of a renderable portion of a first view of a multi-view signal are introduced into a prediction loop of a multi-view encoder to form a reference signal for the block-based prediction of the encoder's view predictor may improve the prediction and thereby increasing the coding efficiency. The introduction may be performed by completely inserting the renderable portion into the prediction loop to form new reference pictures with their own reference picture indices in addition to reference pictures obtained by the reconstructed version of the multi-view signal of the block-based prediction. Alternatively, the actually rendered portion may be introduced into the prediction loop completely, but with replacing the normal prediction reference signal, i.e. the normally reconstructed signal as obtained by block-based prediction. Alternatively, it may be signaled within the data stream which portions of the renderable portion are used to replace respective portions in the normally reconstructed signal.

    摘要翻译: 将多视点信号的第一视图的可渲染部分的实际渲染部分引入到多视点编码器的预测环路中,以形成用于编码器视图预测器的基于块的预测的参考信号,可以改善预测和 从而提高编码效率。 除了通过基于块的预测的多视点信号的重构版本获得的参考图片之外,还可以通过将可渲染部分完全插入到预测循环中以形成具有其自己的参考图像索引的新参考图片来执行该引入。 或者,实际渲染部分可以被完全地引入到预测环路中,而是替换正常预测参考信号,即通过基于块的预测获得的正常重构的信号。 或者,可以在数据流内用信号通知可渲染部分的哪些部分来代替正常重建的信号中的各个部分。

    MULTI-VIEW CODING WITH EFFECTIVE HANDLING OF RENDERABLE PORTIONS
    40.
    发明公开
    MULTI-VIEW CODING WITH EFFECTIVE HANDLING OF RENDERABLE PORTIONS 有权
    WITH PARTS渲染有效的处理多视图编码

    公开(公告)号:EP2777256A1

    公开(公告)日:2014-09-17

    申请号:EP12784581.6

    申请日:2012-11-08

    IPC分类号: H04N7/26

    摘要: A proposed intermediate way of handling the renderable portion of the first view results in more efficient coding. Instead of omitting the coding of the renderable portion completely, even more efficient coding of multi-view signals entails merely suppressing the coding of the residual signal within the renderable portion, whereas the prediction parameter coding still takes place from the non-renderable portion of the multi-view signal across the renderable portion so that prediction parameters for the renderable portion may be exploited for predicting parameters for the non-renderable portion. The additional coding rate for transmitting the prediction parameters for the renderable portion may be kept low as this merely aims at forming a continuation of the parameter history across the renderable portion to serve as a basis for prediction parameters of other portions of the multi-view signal. Expressed differently, the prediction parameters for the renderable portion need not perfectly predict the texture within the renderable portion of the first view to keep the residual signal within the renderable portion low.