Few decoders in the encoder: A low complexity encoding strategy for H.26L

Abstract

In this paper we propose a reduced complexity technique for the rate-distortion optimization in JVT/H.26L in the presence of packet erasures. It is named few decoders in the encoder, and is based on the idea of generating a selected number of error patterns in the encoder, so that a limited number of co-decoding processes can be implemented to estimate the transmission distortion term. The correlation amongst packet erasures is taken into account employing a binary Gilbert model. The proposed algorithm exhibits competitive performance in terms of average PSNR and probability of decoding failure, with very affordable complexity and memory requirements.

Publication
ICASSP, IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing - Proceedings
Marco Grangetto
Marco Grangetto
Full Professor