Adaptive multiview video coding scheme based on spatiotemporal correlation analyses

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In this paper, we propose an adaptive multiview video coding scheme based on spatiotemporal correlation analyses using hierarchical B picture (AMVC-HBP) for the integrative encoding performances, including high compression efficiency, low complexity, fast random access, and view scalability, by integrating multiple prediction structures. We also propose an in-coding mode-switching algorithm that enables AMVC-HBP to adaptively select a better prediction structure in the encoding process without any additional complexity. Experimental results show that AMVC-HBP outperforms the previous multiview video coding scheme based on H.264/MPEG-4 AVC using the hierarchical B picture (MVC-HBP) on low complexity for 21.5%, on fast random access for about 20%, and on view scalability for 11% to 15% on average. In addition, distinct coding gain can be achieved by AMVC-HBP for dense and fast-moving sequences compared with MVCHBP.

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Yun, Z., Jiang, G. Y., Mei, Y., & Yo, S. H. (2009). Adaptive multiview video coding scheme based on spatiotemporal correlation analyses. ETRI Journal, 31(2), 151–161. https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.apr2009.rp080350

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