ZERO-DELAY PANORAMIC VIDEO BIT RATE CONTROL METHOD CONSIDERING TEMPORAL DISTORTION PROPAGATION
卷宗概要
申请人
UNIVERSITY OF ELECTRONIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF CHINA
发明人
Ce ZHU; Xu YANG; Lei LUO; Hongwei GUO; Chang DUAN; Jin DU; Jingjing HOU
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A zero-delay panoramic video bit rate control method that considers distortion temporal propagation aims to optimize target bit allocation and achieve global rate-distortion optimization in coding. It encompasses coding tree unit (CTU)-level bit rate control and temporal global rate-distortion optimization. CTU-level bit rate control involves optimizing target bit allocation and updating bit rate control parameters. Temporal global rate-distortion optimization utilizes the reconstruction error and motion compensation prediction error information of the previous coded frame to estimate the temporal dependence between CTUs in the current coding frame and those in the previous coded frame to adjust the coding parameters of the current CTU. The coding parameters are further fine-tuned according to the area stretching ratio encountered during the projection of the panoramic video from a 3D spherical surface to a 2D plane, taking into consideration the detrimental impact of interpolated redundant pixels on the coding process.
原文（中文）
A zero-delay panoramic video bit rate control method that considers distortion temporal propagation aims to optimize target bit allocation and achieve global rate-distortion optimization in coding. It encompasses coding tree unit (CTU)-level bit rate control and temporal global rate-distortion optimization. CTU-level bit rate control involves optimizing target bit allocation and updating bit rate control parameters. Temporal global rate-distortion optimization utilizes the reconstruction error and motion compensation prediction error information of the previous coded frame to estimate the temporal dependence between CTUs in the current coding frame and those in the previous coded frame to adjust the coding parameters of the current CTU. The coding parameters are further fine-tuned according to the area stretching ratio encountered during the projection of the panoramic video from a 3D spherical surface to a 2D plane, taking into consideration the detrimental impact of interpolated redundant pixels on the coding process.