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Compression Efficiency and Delay Tradeoffs for Hierarchical B.ppt

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Compression Efficiency and Delay Tradeoffs for Hierarchical B.ppt

Rate control For the IPPPP codec, the rate control algorithm is included in JM 10.1 reference software is directed used To ensure accurate rate control under tight delay constraints we adopt the rate control approach of the PULSE codec, with multiple rate-control paths, each of which maintains its own quadratic model For a hierarchical stream, the number of rate control bins is equal to the number of temporal decomposition levels Results Video sequences: Akiyo : very static image sequence Carphone : include localized motion of various kinds. The majority of activity is due to the instability of the camera inside the car. There is repetitive translational global motion Flower : high freq. content, and the motion is global and follows mainly the affine model Football : extremely active with local object motion Mobile : substantial high freq. content and the motion is mostly global due to the horizontal camera pan Stefan : sports clip featuring a tennis court with very high motion Results PSNR versus delay (in seconds) for fixed source coding bit rate. (a) “Akiyo” CIF 352x288 at 15 fps. Initial QP 39. (b) “Akiyo” CIF at 30 fps. Initial QP 30. Results PSNR versus delay (in seconds) for fixed source coding bit rate. (a) “Carphone” QCIF 176x144 at 15 fps. Initial QP 31. (b) “Carphone” QCIF at 30 fps. Initial QP 29 Results PSNR versus delay (in seconds) for fixed source coding bit rate. (a) “Flower-Garden” SIF 352x240 at 30 fps. Initial QP 29. (b) “Football” SIF at 30 fps. Initial QP 33 Results PSNR versus delay (in seconds) for fixed source coding bit rate. (a) “Mobile-Calendar” QCIF 176x144 at 30 fps. Initial QP 29. (b) “Stefan” CIF 352x288 at 30 fps. Initial QP 31. Results Results Conclusion The study of the delay tradeoffs yielded the following conclusions: IPPPP performs well for low delay applications and for sequences with high motion PULSE is advantageous for relatively static sequences with repetitive content NGOP 1 structures benefit from static sequences and