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AHG13: Sign Data Hiding
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This document reports the tool-on results for Sign Data Hiding (SDH), which is included in HEVC but not included in VTM or BMS. This document also breaks out the performance gains of SDH for specific test sequence classes and encoding modes.
JVET-K0310 AHG13: Sign Data Hiding [P. Yin, S. McCarthy, F. Pu, T. Lu, W. Husak, T. Chen (Dolby), T. Tsukuba (Sony)]
It was said that sign data hiding can provide 0.9% on AI and 0.7% on RA for the VTM with 3–4% encoder increase (and no decoder complexity increase). See also the AHG13 report, which indicated that the previous non-inclusion of SDH in VVC had a larger impact on coding efficiency than other removed features relative to HEVC (other having 0.4% impact or less, and in RA it was the only one with a significant impact), and had a good tradeoff of coding efficiency and complexity.
Decision: Adopt SDH into WD/VTM (can only be used when dependent quantization is disabled).
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Contributions in this category were discussed Saturday 14 July 1145 (chaired by GJS).
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Decisions
adopted
Adopt SDH into WD/VTM (can only be used when dependent quantization is disabled)
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