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Dithered GMD Transform Coding
DOI:10.1109/LSP.2010.2043887.png)
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The geometric mean decomposition (GMD) transform coder (TC) was recently introduced and was shown to achieve the optimal coding gain without bit loading under the high bit rate assumption. However, the performance of the GMD transform coder is degraded in the low rate case. There are mainly two reasons for this degradation. First, the high bit rate quantizer model becomes invalid. Second, the quantization error is no longer negligible in the prediction process when the bit rate is low. In this letter, we introduce dithered quantization to tackle the first difficulty, and then redesign the precoders and predictors in the GMD transform coders to tackle the second. We propose two dithered GMD transform coders: the GMD subtractive dithered transform coder (GMD-SD) where the decoder has access to the dither information and the GMD nonsubtractive dithered transform coder (GMD-NSD) where the decoder has no knowledge about the dither. Under the uniform bit loading scheme in scalar quantizers, it is shown that the proposed dithered GMD transform coders perform significantly better than the original GMD coder in the low rate case.
Keywords:
Bit allocation
dithered quantization
geometric mean decomposition
linear prediction
transform coding
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