Video encoding/decoding method and apparatus
Abstract
A video encoding method comprises selecting one combination, for each block of an input video signal, from a plurality of combinations each including a predictive parameter and at least one reference picture number determined in advance for the reference picture, generating a prediction picture signal in accordance with the reference picture number and predictive parameter of the selected combination, generating a predictive error signal representing an error between the input video signal and the prediction picture signal, and encoding the predictive error signal, information of the motion vector, and index information indicating the selected combination.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A video decoding method for decoding encoded data obtained by subjecting a video image having luminance and two color differences to prediction encoding to the video image, comprising:
receiving an input of encoded data obtained by encoding, for one or more to-be-decoded blocks, a plurality of combinations comprising (1) a weighting factor every luminance and two color differences and (2) an offset every luminance and two color differences, and encoding, for a to-be-decoded block, (A) a quantized orthogonal transform coefficient of a prediction error signal concerning luminance and two color differences and (B) a given number of indexes respectively indicating (a) one combination of the plurality of combinations and (b) a reference image; deriving the given number of weighting factors and the given number of offsets from the plurality of combinations and the given number of indexes; generating a prediction image by multiplying the given number of reference images by the weighting factors corresponding to the reference images and adding the given number of offsets; generating a prediction error signal by subjecting the quantized orthogonal transform coefficient to inverse quantization and inverse orthogonal transform; and generating a decoded image signal by calculating a sum of the prediction error signal and the prediction image, wherein two of the indexes which correspond to the different reference images respectively indicate an identical combination of the weighting factor and the offset.
2 . A video decoding apparatus of decoding encoded data obtained by subjecting a video image having luminance and two color differences to prediction encoding to the video image, comprising:
a receiver configured to receive an input of encoded data obtained by encoding, for one or more to-be-decoded blocks, a plurality of combinations comprising (1) a weighting factor every luminance and two color differences and (2) an offset every luminance and two color differences, and encoding, for a to-be-decoded block, (A) a quantized orthogonal transform coefficient of a prediction error signal concerning luminance and two color differences and (B) a given number of indexes respectively indicating (a) one combination of the plurality of combinations and (b) a reference image; a deriving module configured to derive the given number of weighting factors and the given number of offsets from the plurality of combinations and the given number of indexes; a first generator configured to generate a prediction image by multiplying the given number of reference images by the weighting factors corresponding to the reference images and adding the given number of offsets; a second generator configured to generate a prediction error signal by subjecting the quantized orthogonal transform coefficient to inverse quantization and inverse orthogonal transform; and a third generator configured to generate a decoded image signal by calculating a sum of the prediction error signal and the prediction image, wherein two of the indexes which correspond to the different reference images respectively indicate an identical combination of the weighting factor and the offset.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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