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    • Video Coding Technologies
    • Digital Signal Processing
    • Image and Video Compression

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    • Next-generation video coding standards like Versatile Video Coding (VVC) utilize sub-block-based inter-prediction for advanced tools such as Affine Motion Compensation (AMC) and sub-block-based Temporal Motion Vector Prediction (sbTMVP).
    • While offering finer motion granularity, sub-block-based inter-prediction faces challenges including uneven prediction quality and boundary discontinuity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce and evaluate an 'interweaved prediction' method designed to overcome the limitations of current sub-block-based inter-prediction techniques in VVC.
    • To enhance the coding efficiency and prediction quality of VVC by addressing uneven quality and boundary discontinuity issues.

    Main Methods:

    • The proposed interweaved prediction method divides coding blocks into sub-blocks using two distinct patterns.
    • Two auxiliary predictions are generated independently using AMC or sbTMVP with these two dividing patterns.
    • The final prediction is computed as a weighted sum of the two auxiliary predictions.

    Main Results:

    • Theoretical analysis and statistical data confirm that interweaved prediction effectively mitigates uneven prediction quality and boundary discontinuity.
    • Simulations demonstrate an average BD-rate saving of 0.64% for random access configurations.
    • Sequences with significant affine motion exhibit an average BD-rate saving of up to 2.54%.

    Conclusions:

    • Interweaved prediction offers a significant improvement over standard sub-block-based inter-prediction in VVC.
    • The method contributes to enhanced video compression efficiency, particularly in scenarios with complex motion.
    • This technique represents a valuable advancement for the Versatile Video Coding standard.