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6 September 2019 Propagation of quantization error in performing intra-prediction with deep learning
Raz Birman, Yoram Segal, Avishay David-Malka, Ofer Hadar, Ron Shmueli
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Abstract
Standard video compression algorithms use multiple “Modes”, which are various linear combinations of pixels for prediction of their neighbors within image Macro-Blocks (MBs). In this research, we are using Deep Neural Networks (DNN) with supervised learning to predict block pixels. Using DNNs and employing intra-block pixel values’ calculations that penetrate into the block, we manage to obtain improved predictions that yield up to 200% reduction of residual block errors. However, using intra-block pixels for predictions brings upon interesting tradeoffs between prediction errors and quantization errors. We explore and explain these tradeoffs for two different DNN types. We further discovered that it is possible to achieve a larger dynamic range of quantization parameter (Qp) and thus reach lower bit-rates than standard modes, which already saturate at these Qp levels. We explore this phenomenon and explain its reasoning.
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Raz Birman, Yoram Segal, Avishay David-Malka, Ofer Hadar, and Ron Shmueli "Propagation of quantization error in performing intra-prediction with deep learning", Proc. SPIE 11137, Applications of Digital Image Processing XLII, 111370Z (6 September 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2530341
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KEYWORDS
Quantization

Computer programming

Neural networks

Video compression

Video

Spatial frequencies

Video coding

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