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Adaptive Lagrange multiplier estimation algorithm in HEVC
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DOI：10.1016/j.image.2017.04.010.png)
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The latest High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) standard relies on a large number of coding tools from which the encoder should choose for every coding unit. This optimization process is based on the minimization of a Lagrangian cost function that evaluates the distortion produced and the bit-rate needed to encode each coding unit. The value of the Lagrangian parameter lambda, which balances the weight of the rate and distortion terms, is related to the quantization parameter through a model that has been implemented in the HEVC reference software. Nevertheless, in this paper we show that this model can be refined, especially for static background sequences, so that the coding performance of HEVC can be improved by adaptively modifying the relation between A. and the quantization parameter. Specifically, the proposed method (i) determines whether the background of a sequence is static or not by means of a simple classifier; and (ii) when static, it evaluates an exponential regression function to estimate a proper value of the lambda parameter. In so doing, the proposed method becomes content-aware, being able to dynamically act on the lambda parameter. Experiments conducted over a large set of static and dynamic background video sequences prove that the proposed method achieves an average bit-rate saving of -6.72% (-11.07% for static background video sequences) compared with the reference HM16.0 software, notably outperforming the results of a state-of-the-art method.
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HEVC
Motion estimation
Rate-distortion optimization
Source coding
Video coding
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