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摘要
设计并仿真了一种适用于极低比特率应用的视频编码器。它采用子带分析技术,首先将视频信号分成四个时间子带。通过运动检测将子带的共位宏块分为时间活动(TA)宏块和无时间活动(NTA)宏块。基本时间子带使用类似h .261(欧洲COST 211 ter SIM3)编码器编码,运动估计被减少运动搜索算法取代。较高的时间子带是矢量量化的。nta宏块(基带除外)根本没有编码。对典型的视频会议序列以9.6 kbits/s、5帧/秒的速度进行了仿真。与SIM3编码器得到的结果进行了比较
A video coder for very low bit rate applications is designed and simulated. It employs a subband analysis technique to first split the video signal into four temporal subbands. Motion detection is performed to classify the co-sited macroblocks of the subbands into temporal activity (TA) macroblocks or no temporal activity (NTA) macroblocks. The base temporal subband is coded using a H.261-like (European COST 211 ter SIM3) coder with the motion estimation replaced by a reduced-motion search algorithm. The higher temporal subbands are vector-quantized. The NTA-macroblocks (except in the baseband) are not coded at all. Simulation results are presented at 9.6 kbits/s at five frames per second for a typical videoconferencing sequence. Comparisons are made with results obtained by the SIM3 coder.<>