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Three-Point Search Algorithm for Video Compression
Based on the analysis of motion directions, a new search algorithm called Three-Point Search (TPS) is proposed. The main advantages of this method are as follows: 1) searching accuracy of TPS is very close to that of the full search (FS) algorithm that results in optimal matching results; 2) computational complexity is far less than that of FS. For a maximum motion displacement of w pelslframe, this approach needs 5+3w computations to locate the best match. The average computations is far less than 5+3w because a halfway-stop search technique is used. The simulations showed that the average difference in peak signal-to-noise ratio between FS and TPS is around 0.18 dB to the known CIF video sequences.