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A Novel High Efficiency Fractal Multiview Video Codec

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  • Shiping Zhu
  • Dongyu Zhao
  • Ling Zhang

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Multiview video which is one of the main types of three-dimensional (3D) video signals, captured by a set of video cameras from various viewpoints, has attracted much interest recently. Data compression for multiview video has become a major issue. In this paper, a novel high efficiency fractal multiview video codec is proposed. Firstly, intraframe algorithm based on the H.264/AVC intraprediction modes and combining fractal and motion compensation (CFMC) algorithm in which range blocks are predicted by domain blocks in the previously decoded frame using translational motion with gray value transformation is proposed for compressing the anchor viewpoint video. Then temporal-spatial prediction structure and fast disparity estimation algorithm exploiting parallax distribution constraints are designed to compress the multiview video data. The proposed fractal multiview video codec can exploit temporal and spatial correlations adequately. Experimental results show that it can obtain about 0.36 dB increase in the decoding quality and 36.21% decrease in encoding bitrate compared with JMVC8.5, and the encoding time is saved by 95.71%. The rate-distortion comparisons with other multiview video coding methods also demonstrate the superiority of the proposed scheme.

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  • Shiping Zhu & Dongyu Zhao & Ling Zhang, 2015. "A Novel High Efficiency Fractal Multiview Video Codec," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2015, pages 1-12, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:613714
    DOI: 10.1155/2015/613714
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