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A Video Coding Method Based on Neural Network for CLIC2024

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arxiv 2401.03623 v1 pith:VOKN5IG7 submitted 2024-01-08 eess.IV

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This paper presents a video coding scheme that combines traditional optimization methods with deep learning methods based on the Enhanced Compression Model (ECM). In this paper, the traditional optimization methods adaptively adjust the quantization parameter (QP). The key frame QP offset is set according to the video content characteristics, and the coding tree unit (CTU) level QP of all frames is also adjusted according to the spatial-temporal perception information. Block importance mapping technology (BIM) is also introduced, which adjusts the QP according to the block importance. Meanwhile, the deep learning methods propose a convolutional neural network-based loop filter (CNNLF), which is turned on/off based on the rate-distortion optimization at the CTU and frame level. Besides, intra-prediction using neural networks (NN-intra) is proposed to further improve compression quality, where 8 neural networks are used for predicting blocks of different sizes. The experimental results show that compared with ECM-3.0, the proposed traditional methods and adding deep learning methods improve the PSNR by 0.54 dB and 1 dB at 0.05Mbps, respectively; 0.38 dB and 0.71dB at 0.5 Mbps, respectively, which proves the superiority of our method.

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