A background proportion adaptive Lagrange multiplier selection method for surveillance video on HEVC
Long Zhao, Xianguo Zhang, Yonghong Tian, Ronggang Wang, Tiejun Huang
Abstract
Long Zhao, Xianguo Zhang, Yonghong Tian, Ronggang Wang, Tiejun Huang
Abstract
In the recent video coding standards, the selection of Lagrange multiplier is crucial to achieve trade-off between the choices of low-distortion and low-bitrate prediction modes. For surveillance video coding, the rate-distortion analysis shows that, a larger Lagrange multiplier should be used if the background in a coding unit took a larger proportion. Therefore, a modified Lagrange multiplier might be better for rate-distortion optimization. To address this problem, we perform an in-depth analysis on the relationship between the optimal Lagrange multiplier and the background proportion, and then propose a Lagrange multiplier selection model to obtain the optimal coding performance for surveillance videos. Following this, we further develop a Lagrange multiplier optimized video coding method. Experimental results show that our coding method can averagely achieve 18.07% bitrate saving on CIF sequences and 11.88% on SD sequences against the background-irrelevant Lagrange multiplier selection method.
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In the recent video coding standards, the selection of Lagrange multiplier is crucial to achieve trade-off between the choices of low-distortion and low-bitrate prediction modes. For surveillance video coding, the rate-distortion analysis shows that, a larger Lagrange multiplier should be used if the background in a coding unit took a larger proportion. Therefore, a modified Lagrange multiplier might be better for rate-distortion optimization. To address this problem, we perform an in-depth analysis on the relationship between the optimal Lagrange multiplier and the background proportion, and then propose a Lagrange multiplier selection model to obtain the optimal coding performance for surveillance videos. Following this, we further develop a Lagrange multiplier optimized video coding method. Experimental results show that our coding method can averagely achieve 18.07% bitrate saving on CIF sequences and 11.88% on SD sequences against the background-irrelevant Lagrange multiplier selection method.
Key concepts: Lagrange multiplier, Coding (social sciences), Rate distortion, Multiplier (economics), Computer science, Rate–distortion optimization, Mathematical optimization, Mathematics