Encoder, decoder, encoding method, and decoding method
A decoder that decodes a current block using a motion vector includes: a processor; and memory. Using the memory, the processor: derives a first candidate vector from one or more candidate vectors of one or more neighboring blocks that neighbor the current block; determines, in a first reference picture for the current block, a first adjacent region that includes a position indicated by the first candidate vector; calculates evaluation values of a plurality of candidate regions included in the first adjacent region; and determines a first motion vector of the current block, based on a first candidate region having a smallest evaluation value among the evaluation values. The first adjacent region is included in a first motion estimation region determined based on the position indicated by the first candidate vector.
1. An encoder that encodes a current block using a motion vector, the encoder comprising:
a processor; and
memory, wherein
using the memory, the processor:
derives a representative motion vector indicating a representative position;
determines, in a first reference picture for the current block, a first motion estimation region that includes the representative position indicated by the representative motion vector;
calculates first evaluation values of a plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region, each of the first evaluation values being a difference between (i) a corresponding candidate region from among the plurality of candidate regions and (ii) a region in a second reference picture;
determines a first adjacent region included in the first motion estimation region, the first adjacent region including a first candidate region and a vicinity of the first candidate region, the first candidate region being one of the plurality of the candidate regions having a smallest first evaluation value among the plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region; and
determines the motion vector of the current block using a smallest second evaluation value among a plurality of regions included in the first adjacent region.
2. The encoder according to claim 1 , wherein
the first adjacent region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
3. The encoder according to claim 1 , wherein
the first motion estimation region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
4. The encoder according to claim 1 , wherein
the smallest second evaluation value being a difference between a region included in the first adjacent region and a region in the second reference picture.
5. An encoding method for encoding a current block using a motion vector, the encoding method comprising:
deriving a representative motion vector indicating a representative position;
determining, in a first reference picture for the current block, a first motion estimation region that includes the representative position indicated by the representative motion vector;
calculating first evaluation values of a plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region, each of the first evaluation values being a difference between (i) a corresponding candidate region from among the plurality of candidate regions and (ii) a region in a second reference picture;
determining a first adjacent region included in the first motion estimation region, the first adjacent region including a first candidate region and a vicinity of the first candidate region, the first candidate region being one of the plurality of the candidate regions having a smallest first evaluation value among the plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region; and
determining the motion vector of the current block using a smallest second evaluation value among a plurality of regions included in the first adjacent region.
6. The encoding method according to claim 5 , wherein
the first adjacent region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
7. The encoding method according to claim 5 , wherein
the first motion estimation region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
8. The encoding method according to claim 5 , wherein
the smallest second evaluation value being a difference between a region included in the first adjacent region and a region in the second reference picture.
9. A non-transitory computer readable medium for use in a computer, the non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program for causing the computer to perform decoding processing for decoding a current block using a motion vector, wherein
the decoding processing comprises:
deriving a representative motion vector indicating a representative position from a bitstream;
determining, in a first reference picture for the current block, a first motion estimation region that includes the representative position indicated by the representative motion vector;
calculating first evaluation values of a plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region, each of the first evaluation values being a difference between (i) a corresponding candidate region from among the plurality of candidate regions and (ii) a region in a second reference picture;
determining a first adjacent region included in the first motion estimation region, the first adjacent region including a first candidate region and a vicinity of the first candidate region, the first candidate region being one of the plurality of the candidate regions having a smallest first evaluation value among the plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region; and
determining the motion vector of the current block using a smallest second evaluation value among a plurality of regions included in the first adjacent region.
10. The non-transitory computer readable medium according to claim 9 , wherein
the first adjacent region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
11. The non-transitory computer readable medium according to claim 9 , wherein
the first motion estimation region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
12. The non-transitory computer readable medium according to claim 9 , wherein
the smallest second evaluation value being a difference between a region included in the first adjacent region and a region in the second reference picture.
13. A decoder that decodes a current block using a motion vector, the decoder comprising:
a processor; and
memory, wherein
using the memory, the processor:
derives a representative motion vector indicating a representative position from a bitstream;
determines, in a first reference picture for the current block, a first motion estimation region that includes the representative position indicated by the representative motion vector;
calculates first evaluation values of a plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region, each of the first evaluation values being a difference between (i) a corresponding candidate region from among the plurality of candidate regions and (ii) a region in a second reference picture;
determines a first adjacent region included in the first motion estimation region, the first adjacent region including a first candidate region and a vicinity of the first candidate region, the first candidate region being one of the plurality of the candidate regions having a smallest first evaluation value among the plurality of candidate regions included in the first motion estimation region; and
determines the motion vector of the current block using a smallest second evaluation value among a plurality of regions included in the first adjacent region.
14. The decoder according to claim 13 , wherein
the first adjacent region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
15. The decoder according to claim 13 , wherein
the first motion estimation region has a size determined based on a horizontal pixel count and a vertical pixel count.
16. The decoder according to claim 13 , wherein
the smallest second evaluation value being a difference between a region included in the first adjacent region and a region in the second reference picture.