Cost-adaptive motion estimation strategy for high-performance video encoders

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An adaptive cost block matching (ACBM) motion estimation technique is proposed to achieve a good compromise between the visual quality of decoded video sequences and the computational cost. Simulation results demonstrate that the ACBM algorithm is able to obtain a better rate-distortion performance that the one given by the full-search algorithm, with reductions of up to 90% in the computational cost.

Inspec keywords: encoding; video coding; rate distortion theory; motion estimation; image sequences; image matching; adaptive estimation; cost reduction

Other keywords: decoded video sequences; cost adaptive motion estimation; adaptive cost block matching algorithm; rate distortion performance; high performance video encoders; computational cost reduction

Subjects: Codes; Video signal processing; Image and video coding; Signal processing theory; Computer vision and image processing techniques

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