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M17051 - Newspaper sequence - Results of 3DV/FTV Exploration Experiments with depths and view synthesis. Krzysztof Klimaszewski Olgierd Stankiewicz Krzysztof Wegner team supervisor: Marek Domański
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M17051 - Newspaper sequence - Results of 3DV/FTV Exploration Experiments with depths and view synthesis. Krzysztof KlimaszewskiOlgierd StankiewiczKrzysztof Wegnerteam supervisor: Marek Domański Chair of Multimedia Telecommunications and MicroelectronicsPoznań University of Technology, Poland October, 2009, Xi’an
EE1 • ‘Newspaper’ sequence • Recommended settings • Semiautomatic DERS5.0 + VSRS3.5 • Half-pixel • new manual information for key frames • Smoothing coefficient 1.0-4.0
Background – wrong depth M16756 - Results of Exploration Experiments
new MDM file Frame 100 Frame 200
new MEM file Frame 100 Frame 200
Best results • Half-pixel precisionis 0.3dB betterthan pixel precisionwhich is 0.2dB betterthan quarter-pixel-precision • Results aresubjectively better
Depth map obtained for frame 0, 100, 200
Conclussions • Semi-automatic DERS is better than automatic DERS • Still more key frames is needed to achieve better quality
EE 4 • JMVM 5.0.6 • GOP length was set to 16 • Targeted bitrates 0.75, 1.5, 3, 6 Mbps for 2 view case • QP – Quantization index for views • QD – Quantization index for depth maps M16756 - Results of Exploration Experiments
Quantization parameters • Selected QP and QD indexespairswhichmeettargetedbitrate
Summary • Quality of synthesized view depends more on quality of compressed/decompressed image (QP parameter) than on quality of compressed/decompressed depth (QD). • The usual approach of choosing the minimal QP does not give the best results in some cases, but the differences of quality measures are neglible. • When quality of synthesized view is calculated with original view as a reference, no quality improvement is observed when increasing bitrate from 3 Mbps to 6Mbps in terms of PSNR, PSNR (pspnr) and PSPNR. • Quality of synthesized views (PSNR as well as PSPNR) increases, when measured with reference synthesized from uncompressed data in the similar way as for 2D sequences – approximately constant increase of quality for increase of bitrate by a factor of two.