2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11042-015-2465-0
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Region-of-interest based rate control algorithm for H.264/AVC video coding

Abstract: Conventional rate control algorithms allocate bits for every macroblock (MB) without consider whether it needs encoding, and they choose encoding mode only from the set provided by H.264/AVC standard. While, according to the human visual system (HVS) research, human eyes can only focus on one area in a frame, which is called region-of-interest (ROI). This phenomenon gives a chance to code all MBs unequally, especially for NROI MB, we may do not need encoded. In this paper, a ROI-based rate control algorithm fo… Show more

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“…Similar works on region-classificationbased rate control for Coding Tree Units (CTUs) in I-frames to improve reconstruction quality of I-frames for suppressing flicker artifacts has been done in [25], region-based interframe rate-control scheme to improve the objective quality and reduce PSNR fluctuations among CTUs [26], moving regions have been used as the RoI for identifying the depth level of CTU [27], and other works [28], [29], [30]. Further progress has been made in the RoI aware rate-control where higher bit rate is allocated to regions of interest human faces [31] and combination of human faces with CTU level [32] and using human faces and tile-based rate control [33]. Work has been done in attention region based rate control for 3DVC depth map coding based on regions classified as foreground, edges of objects and dynamic regions [34].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar works on region-classificationbased rate control for Coding Tree Units (CTUs) in I-frames to improve reconstruction quality of I-frames for suppressing flicker artifacts has been done in [25], region-based interframe rate-control scheme to improve the objective quality and reduce PSNR fluctuations among CTUs [26], moving regions have been used as the RoI for identifying the depth level of CTU [27], and other works [28], [29], [30]. Further progress has been made in the RoI aware rate-control where higher bit rate is allocated to regions of interest human faces [31] and combination of human faces with CTU level [32] and using human faces and tile-based rate control [33]. Work has been done in attention region based rate control for 3DVC depth map coding based on regions classified as foreground, edges of objects and dynamic regions [34].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, visual attention is developed specifically for surveillance videos. Li F et al divided the macroblock (MB) into region-of-interest (ROI) MB and non-ROI (NROI) MB according to human visual features; for NROI MB coding, the active MB concealment (AMC) mode in RDO was proposed; AMC trades off the quality of the NROI MBs with the rate, distortion, and improved quality of the ROI MBs at the cost of the quality decreasing of the NROI MBs, thus achieving rate control on the basis of the MB [10]. Hua K L et al presented a novel block-based image coding algorithm that applied a tree-structured multi-tree dictionary and a perceptual rate distortion optimization scheme [11].…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Luminance histogram represents the probability of each intensity level in the image, and the distribution range of each brightness level can represent the texture flatness degree of the image [10]. The highest frequency level of brightness ( popular B ) must exist in the luminance histogram.…”
Section: Texture Factormentioning
confidence: 99%