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US 10,212,450 · App. 15/629,101 · Granted Feb 19, 2019

Coding method and apparatus with candidate motion vectors

Inventors: Toshiyasu Sugio (Osaka, JP); Takahiro Nishi (Nara, JP); Youji Shibahara (Tokyo, JP); Kyoko Tanikawa (Osaka, JP); Hisao Sasai (Osaka, JP); Toru Matsunobu (Osaka, JP)
Assignee: SUN PATENT TRUST
H04N19/52H04N19/105H04N19/503H04N19/56H04N19/107H04N19/172H04N19/176
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Patent No.
US 10,212,450
App. No.
15/629,101
Granted
Feb 19, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

Various embodiments for coding a current block of a picture are provided. One or more candidates of a first type are derived, with each of the candidates having a first motion vector predictor derived from a first motion vector that has been used to code a first block. A candidate of a second type is derived, with the candidate having a second motion vector predictor. The candidate of the second type is different from the candidates of the first type. An index corresponding to a selected candidate is coded. The selected candidate is one of a plurality of candidates which includes the candidates of the first type and the candidate of the second type. A total number of the candidates of the first type is less than a predetermined maximum candidate number which is fixed for all blocks in the picture.

Claims (14)

1. A moving picture coding method for coding a current block of a picture, the moving picture coding method comprising:

deriving one or more candidates of a first type, each of the candidates of the first type having a first motion vector predictor derived from a first motion vector that has been used to code a first block;

deriving one or more candidates of a second type, each of the candidates of the second type having a second motion vector predictor, the candidates of the second type being derived until a total number of the candidates of the first type and the candidates of the second type reaches a predetermined maximum candidate number, the candidates of the second type being different from the candidates of the first type; and

coding an index corresponding to a candidate having a motion vector predictor,

wherein the candidate is one of a plurality of candidates which includes the candidates of the first type and the candidate of the second type, and

the predetermined maximum candidate number is fixed for all blocks in the picture.

2. A moving picture coding apparatus that codes a current block of a picture, the moving picture coding apparatus comprising:

a processor; and

a non-transitory storage, the processor performing, using the non-transitory storage, processes including:

deriving one or more candidates of a first type, each of the candidates of the first type having a first motion vector predictor derived from a first motion vector that has been used to code a first block;

deriving one or more candidates of a second type, each of the candidates of the second type having a second motion vector predictor, the candidates of the second type being derived until a total number of the candidates of the first type and the candidates of the second type reaches a predetermined maximum candidate number, the candidates of the second type being different from the candidates of the first type; and

coding an index corresponding to a candidate having a motion vector predictor,

wherein the candidate is one of a plurality of candidates which includes the candidates of the first type and the candidate of the second type, and

the predetermined maximum candidate number is fixed for all blocks in the picture.

Continuity (4)
Continuation 15266004 · Sep 15, 2016
Continuation 13479636 · May 24, 2012
Provisional Application 61490747 · May 27, 2011
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