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Bit Allocation Methods for Closed-Loop Coding of Oversampled Pyramid Decompositions

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Bit Allocation Methods for Closed-Loop Coding of Oversampled Pyramid Decompositions
Oversampled pyramid decompositions have been successfully applied to scalable video coding. Quantization noise feedback at the encoder closed-loop coding" has several advantages compared to open-loop coding" where noise feedback is not included. Finding optimal bit allocations for closed-loop coders is a complex task since the rate-distortion R,D performance of one quantizer depends on the selected operational points of all previous ones. We present simpli ed models for closed-loop and open-loop coding. From those, analytical solutions to the optimal bit allocation problem can be derived. In the optimal case, closed-loop outperforms open-loop coding although distortion in lower resolution layers of the closed-loop coder may become rather high which is undesirable in scalable coding applications. In this case it turns out to be a good solution to use an optimal open-loop bit allocation for closed-loop coding. Theoretical results are veri ed by coding experiments.
Uwe Horn, Thomas Wiegand, Bernd Girod
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Type Conference
Year 1997
Where ICIP
Authors Uwe Horn, Thomas Wiegand, Bernd Girod
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