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12th Meeting: Macao, October 2018 2018-10-07 05:21
CE3-related: One-line MMLM for reduction of reference sample lines
Abstract
This contribution proposes a modified Multi Model Linear Model (MMLM) which uses one-line buffer for luminance in down-sampling process. The MMLM mode in BMS-2.0.1 with a macro as ‘--LMChroma=2’ is required four neighboring reconstructed luminance sample lines in the down-sampling process. The proposed method uses one reconstructed luminance samples line for above side in order to reduce line buffer. Experimental results show an average BD-rate gain 0.27%, 2.38% and 2.23% for three components on average over BMS-2.0.1 with vtm_config and ‘--LMChroma=2’, respectively.
JVET-L0066 CE3-related: One-line MMLM for reduction of reference sample lines [J. Lee, J. Byeon, S. Park, D. Sim (KWU)] [late]

This contribution proposes a modified Multi Model Linear Model (MMLM) which uses one-line buffer for luminance in down-sampling process. The MMLM mode in BMS-2.0.1 with a macro as ‘--LMChroma=2’ is required four neighbouring reconstructed luminance sample lines in the down-sampling process. The proposed method uses one reconstructed luminance samples line for above side in order to reduce line buffer. Experimental results show an average BD-rate gain 0.27%, 2.38% and 2.23% for three components on average over BMS-2.0.1 with vtm_config and ‘--LMChroma=2’, respectively.

Same concept as JVET-L0065. The comparison is made for MMLM with 4 lines for computing, therefore the loss is higher. As MMLM is not adopted, no action necessary.

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Same concept as JVET-L0065. The comparison is made for MMLM with 4 lines for computing, therefore the loss is higher. As MMLM is not adopted, no action necessary.
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