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Pseudo 2D String Matching Technique for High Efficiency Screen Content Coding
DOI:10.1109/TMM.2015.2512539.png)
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This paper proposes a pseudo 2D string matching (P2SM) technique for high efficiency screen content coding (SCC). The technique uses a primary reference buffer (PRB) and a secondary reference buffer (SRB) for string matching and string copying. In the encoder, optimal reference string searching is performed in both PRB and SRB, and either a PRB or an SRB string is selected as an optimal reference string on a string-by-string basis. If no reference string of at least one pixel is founded for a current pixel, then the current pixel is coded as an unmatched pixel. Compared with HM-16.4+SCM-4.0 reference software, the proposed P2SM technique achieves up to 37.7% Y BD-rate reduction for a screen snapshot of a spreadsheet. On average, using HEVC SCC common test condition and YUV test sequences in text and graphics with motion category, the proposed technique achieves Y BD-rate reduction of 7.7%, 5.0%, 2.6% for all intra (AI), random access (RA) and low-delay B (LB) configurations, respectively in lossy coding with both intra block copy (IBC) and P2SM having the same 4 coding tree units (CTUs) searching range, and bit-rate saving of 6.0%, 3.9%, 3.1% for AI, RA, LB configurations, respectively in lossless coding with IBC having full frame searching range while P2SM having only 2 CTUs searching range, at very low additional encoding and decoding complexity.
Keywords:
Block matching
hash-table
high efficiency video coding (HEVC)
screen content coding (SCC)
string matching
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