PVQ replaces the scalar quantizer and coefficient coding with a new
design originally developed in Daala. It currently depends on the
Daala entropy coder although it could be adapted to work with another
entropy coder if needed:
./configure --enable-experimental --enable-daala_ec --enable-pvq
The version of PVQ in this commit is adapted from the following
revision of Daala:
fb51c1ade6
More information about PVQ:
- https://people.xiph.org/~jm/daala/pvq_demo/
- https://jmvalin.ca/papers/spie_pvq.pdf
The following files are copied as-is from Daala with minimal
adaptations, therefore we disable clang-format on those files
to make it easier to synchronize the AV1 and Daala codebases in the future:
av1/common/generic_code.c
av1/common/generic_code.h
av1/common/laplace_tables.c
av1/common/partition.c
av1/common/partition.h
av1/common/pvq.c
av1/common/pvq.h
av1/common/state.c
av1/common/state.h
av1/common/zigzag.h
av1/common/zigzag16.c
av1/common/zigzag32.c
av1/common/zigzag4.c
av1/common/zigzag64.c
av1/common/zigzag8.c
av1/decoder/decint.h
av1/decoder/generic_decoder.c
av1/decoder/laplace_decoder.c
av1/decoder/pvq_decoder.c
av1/decoder/pvq_decoder.h
av1/encoder/daala_compat_enc.c
av1/encoder/encint.h
av1/encoder/generic_encoder.c
av1/encoder/laplace_encoder.c
av1/encoder/pvq_encoder.c
av1/encoder/pvq_encoder.h
Known issues:
- Lossless mode is not supported, '--lossless=1' will give the same result as
'--end-usage=q --cq-level=1'.
- High bit depth is not supported by PVQ.
Change-Id: I1ae0d6517b87f4c1ccea944b2e12dc906979f25e
This commit allows the partition context model to account for the
maximum transform block size of the coding block.
Change-Id: I22b91e85fff70faa974afd362ce327d3f2eda81d
This experiment performs symbol-by-symbol statistics
adaptation for non-binary symbols. It requires DAALA_EC or
RANS and ANS to be enabled. The adaptation is currently
based on a simple recursive filter and is taken from
Daala. It has an adaptation rate dependent on alphabet size,
taken from Daala. It applies wherever non-binary symbols
are encoded using Cumulative Probability Functions rather
than trees.
Where symbols are adapted, forward updates in the compressed
header are removed.
In the case of RANS coefficient token values are adapted,
with the exception of the zero token which remains a
binary symbol. In the case of DAALA_EC other values
such as inter and intra modes are adapted as CDFs are
provided in those cases.
The experiment is configured with:
./configure --enable-experimental --enable-daala-ec --enable-ec-adapt
or
./configure --enable-experimental --enable-ans --enable-rans \
--enable-ec-adapt
EC_ADAPT is not currently compatible with tiles.
BDR results on Objective-1-fast give a small loss:
PSNR YCbCr: 0.51% 0.49% 0.48%
PSNRHVS: 0.50%
SSIM: 0.50%
MSSSIM: 0.51%
CIEDE2000: 0.50%
Change-Id: I3888718e42616f3fd87144de7f125228446ac984
This is a manual adaptation of the following commit from aom/master:
ce12003d60a1c8d6c65ed07ba165c34062fcbcbd
The original commit message:
A tile group is a set of tiles in scan order.
Each tile group has a version of uncompressed and compressed headers,
identical apart from tile group parameters.
Encoding probability updates takes account of the number of
headers to control overheads.
The decoder supports arbitrary numbers of tile groups with
arbitrary number of tiles. The number of tiles in a TG is
signalled in the uncompressed header for that TG.
The encoder currently only supports a fixed number
of TGs (3, when error resilient mode is on) of equal size
(except possibly for the last one).
The average BDR performnce with 3 tile groups versus
anchor with error resilient mode and up to 16 tiles is:
NR YCbCr: 3.02% 3.04% 3.05%
PSNRHVS: 3.09%
SSIM: 3.06%
MSSSIM: 3.05%
CIEDE2000: 3.04%
Change-Id: I9b97c5ed733103b9160a3a5d4370de5322c00c0b
Move computing the kf_y_mode_cdf tables per coded intra mode symbol to
computing them only when the probabilities are updated.
Change-Id: I5999447050c2f7d5dbccde80bee05ecd1c5440ab
Plus a small code clean up. The experiment of EXT_REFS, compared against
the baseline, using Overall PSNR, now obtains a gain on lowres as:
Avg: -5.818; BDRate: -5.653
Compared against the previous EXT_REFS results on lowres, a tiny gain is
obtained as:
Avg: -0.047, BDRate: -0.063
(1) 780952 Add encoder first pass support to bi-prediction in EXT_REFS
(2) f91498 Add pred prob handling for new references in EXT_REFS
(3) e91472 Add decoder support for bi-direct prediction in EXT_REFS
(4) 0dbac9 Add encoder support to new references in EXT_REFS
(5) ad70cc Remove hard-coded number for EXT_REFS
(6) 9c1e2f Add the use of new reference frames at encoder in EXT_REFS
(7) 6d4fde Add the experiment flag of EXT_REFS
Change-Id: I26f7ca45b9ede7579fdb9d0d6a1a91f4334599bd
This flag was already added to aomedia/master, so bringing it back to
webm/nextgenv2, as part of an effort to get the two codebases in sync.
Change-Id: I2b933a6a160e4210d1411a9e7978149eb8553205
This reverts commit 9b25f3067485b32442e13964df098903736c3fd8 to
reinstate the reverted commit with fixes that solved the build issues
when --enalbe-clpf is used in configure.
Change-Id: I15447cae7fa9b3deb27976345dc3db230a4a7a60
These signals were in the uncompressed frame header (as a temporary
hack), which caused two problems:
* We don't want that header to be duplicated in the slice header
* It was necessary to signal the number of bits to transmit up front
However, the filter size can be 128x128 which is greater than the SB
size, and a decoder wouldn't be able to know whether to read a bit or
not until the final SB of that 128x128 block has been decoded
(depending on whether the 128x128 is all skip or not). Therefore the
signalling was changed for 128x128 blocks so that every top left SB of
a 128x128 filter block contains a signal regardless of whether the
block is all skip or not. Also, all the MB's of 128x128 block are
filtered even if they are skip MB's. This gives the signal a purpose
even when the 128x128 block is all skip, and it also gives a slight
coding gain as it leaves a way to filter skip blocks, which was
previously forbidden.
Low latency:
PSNR YCbCr: -0.19% -0.14% -0.06%
PSNRHVS: -0.15%
SSIM: -0.13%
MSSSIM: -0.15%
CIEDE2000: -0.19%
High latency:
PSNR YCbCr: -0.03% -0.01% -0.09%
PSNRHVS: 0.04%
SSIM: 0.00%
MSSSIM: 0.02%
CIEDE2000: -0.02%
Change-Id: I69ba7144d07d388b4f0968f6a53558f480979171
This commit ports a CLPF change from aom/master by manually
cherry-picking:
7560123c066854aa40c4685625454aea03410b18
Change-Id: I61eb08862a101df74a6b65ece459833401e81117
Includes a major refactoring/enhancement to support
tile-adaptive switchable restoration. The framework can be
readily extended to add more restoration schemes in the
future. Also includes various cleanups and fixes.
Specifically the framework allows restoration to be conducted
on tiles such that each tile can be either left unrestored, or
use bilateral or wiener filtering.
There is a modest improvemnt in coding efficiency (0.1 - 0.2%).
Further enhancements will be added subsequently to improve coding
efficiency and complexity.
Change-Id: I5ebedb04785ce1ef6f324abe209e925c2d6cbe8a
this matches style guidelines and stabilizes successive runs of
clang-format across the tree. remaining types should be address in
successive commits.
Change-Id: I6ad3f69cf0a22cb9a9b895b272195f891f71170f
Cherry-Picked the following commits:
0defd8f Changed "WebM" to "AOMedia" & "webm" to "aomedia"
54e6676 Replace "VPx" by "AVx"
5082a36 Change "Vpx" to "Avx"
7df44f1 Replace "Vp9" w/ "Av1"
967f722 Remove kVp9CodecId
828f30c Change "Vp8" to "AOM"
030b5ff AUTHORS regenerated
2524cae Add ref-mv experimental flag
016762b Change copyright notice to AOMedia form
81e5526 Replace vp9 w/ av1
9b94565 Add missing files
fa8ca9f Change "vp9" to "av1"
ec838b7 Convert "vp8" to "aom"
80edfa0 Change "VP9" to "AV1"
d1a11fb Change "vp8" to "aom"
7b58251 Point to WebM test data
dd1a5c8 Replace "VP8" with "AOM"
ff00fc0 Change "VPX" to "AOM"
01dee0b Change "vp10" to "av1" in source code
cebe6f0 Convert "vpx" to "aom"
17b0567 rename vp10*.mk to av1_*.mk
fe5f8a8 rename files vp10_* to av1_*
Change-Id: I6fc3d18eb11fc171e46140c836ad5339cf6c9419
