IEICE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION AND SYSTEMS, v.E109-D, no.8, pp.1270-1280
ISSN
1745-1361
Publisher
IEICE-INST ELECTRONICS INFORMATION COMMUNICATION ENGINEERS
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
Abstract
The Joint Video Experts Group (JVET) conducts exploration research on technologies for the next-generation video coding standard beyond VVC, using the Enhanced Compression Model (ECM) as reference software. ECM integrates both extended and newly developed coding tools. These include BV-based prediction tools like IntraTMP, as well as mode-derivation tools such as TIMD and TMRL, which utilize intra prediction mode lists. In the current ECM, intra prediction mode lists are constructed using modes of neighboring blocks, and IntraTMP is conventionally mapped to the Planar mode, limiting diversity. This paper proposes a unified mapping framework that derives the IPM of BV-based prediction tools—IntraTMP as well as IBC—by referencing the intra mode of the block indicated by the BV. In addition, a multiple-position mapping strategy is introduced for IntraTMP to exploit several reference positions within the reference block. Experimental results show that the proposed method achieves a 0.03% BD-rate reduction in the luma component, demonstrating a slight coding efficiency through enhanced intra prediction mode diversity.
Keyword
intra template matching prediction (IntraTMP), intra block copy (IBC), intra prediction, video coding, ECM
KSP Keywords
Coding Tools, Coding efficiency, Compression model, Intra Block Copy, Intra mode, Mapping method, Next-generation, Planar mode, Template matching, intra prediction mode, mapping strategy
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