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29 December 2000 Embedded-to-lossless coding of motion-compensated prediction residuals in lossless video coding
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Proceedings Volume 4310, Visual Communications and Image Processing 2001; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.411795
Event: Photonics West 2001 - Electronic Imaging, 2001, San Jose, CA, United States
Abstract
Lossless video coding is useful in applications where no loss of information or visual quality is tolerable. In embedded to lossless coding an encoded video stream can be decoded into any bit rate up to the lossless bit rate, which is quite useful in numerous applications. In this paper, the research we present is based on lossless video coding, which uses motion compensated prediction to eliminate temporal redundancy. We specifically address the problem of embedded to lossless coding of the motion compensated prediction residuals. Since the statistical properties of the residuals are different from still images, the best wavelet bases for still images do not perform well for residuals. Since residuals contain a higher portion of high frequency information in high motion regions, a fixed transform for the entire frame is not very efficient. We introduce a spatially adaptive wavelet transform method, which takes the local frame statistics into account before choosing the wavelet base. This transform technique provided the best performance for most of the test frames.
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Guruge Charith K. Abhayaratne and D. M. Monro "Embedded-to-lossless coding of motion-compensated prediction residuals in lossless video coding", Proc. SPIE 4310, Visual Communications and Image Processing 2001, (29 December 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.411795
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Video coding

Wavelet transforms

Video

Image compression

Image processing

Visualization

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