Method for scanning transform coefficient and device therefor
Provided is a transform coefficient scan method including: determining a reference transform block for a decoding target block; deriving a scanning map of the decoding target block using scanning information of the reference transform block; and performing inverse scanning on a transform coefficient of the decoding target block using the derived scanning map. According to the present invention, picture encoding/decoding efficiency may be improved.
1. An image encoding method comprising:
generating a prediction block of a current block included in a current picture based at least in part on motion information of the current block;
generating a residual block based on the current block and the prediction block; encoding the motion information of the current block and the residual block,
wherein the current block is encoded by referring to a spatially neighboring block or a temporally neighboring block,
wherein the temporally neighboring block is determined by selecting one block among maximum two candidate blocks included in a reference picture based on encoding parameters of the maximum two candidate blocks, the encoding parameters including reference picture indices for the maximum two candidate blocks, the reference picture being different from the current picture, the maximum two candidate blocks including a collocated block of the current block and a block spatially adjacent to the collocated block, and the encoding parameters being included in a bitstream, and
wherein, in case the current block is encoded by referring to the temporally neighboring block, the temporally neighboring block has the same motion information as the current block;
wherein the residual block is generated by subtracting the prediction block from the current block; and
transmitting the encoding parameters, as included in the bitstream, from an image encoding device to an image decoding device.
2. The image encoding method of claim 1 ,
wherein the encoding the motion information is performed by using at least one among exponential golomb, context-adaptive variable length coding (CAVLC) and context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC).
3. An image decoding method, comprising:
generating a prediction block of a current block included in a current picture based at least in part on reconstructed motion information of the current block; and
reconstructing the current block based on the generated prediction block and a residual block of the current block,
wherein the current block is decoded by referring to a spatially neighboring block or a temporally neighboring block,
wherein the temporally neighboring block is determined by selecting one block among maximum two candidate blocks included in a reference picture based on encoding parameters of the two blocks, the encoding parameters including reference picture indices for the maximum two candidate blocks, the reference picture being different from the current picture, the maximum two candidate blocks including a collocated block of the current block and a block spatially adjacent to the collocated block, and the encoding parameters being included in a bitstream,
wherein the current block is reconstructed by adding the residual block and the prediction block; and
wherein, in case the current block is decoded by referring to the temporally neighboring block, the temporally neighboring block has the same motion information as the current block.
4. The image decoding method of claim 3 ,
wherein the reconstructing the motion information is performed by using at least one among exponential golomb, context-adaptive variable length coding (CAVLC) and context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC).
5. A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a bitstream that is generated by an image encoding method, the method comprising:
generating a prediction block of a current block included in a current picture based at least in part on motion information of the current block;
generating a residual block based on the current block and the prediction block;
encoding the motion information of the current block and the residual block,
wherein the current block is encoded by referring to a spatially neighboring block or a temporally neighboring block,
wherein the temporally neighboring block is determined by selecting one block among maximum two candidate blocks included in a reference picture based on encoding parameters of the maximum two candidate blocks, the encoding parameters including reference picture indices for the maximum two candidate blocks, the reference picture being different from the current picture, the maximum two candidate blocks including a collocated block of the current block and a block spatially adjacent to the collocated block, and the encoding parameters being included in a bitstream, and
wherein, in case the current block is encoded by referring to the temporally neighboring block, the temporally neighboring block has the same motion information as the current block;
wherein the residual block is generated by subtracting the prediction block from the current block; and
transmitting the encoding parameters, as included in the bitstream, from an image encoding device to an image decoding device.
6. A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a bitstream which is received by an image decoding apparatus and decoded to reconstruct a current block included in a current picture,
a prediction block of the current block being generated based at least in part on reconstructed motion information of the current block,
the prediction block being used with a residual block to reconstruct the current block,
wherein the current block is decoded by referring to a spatially neighboring block or a temporally neighboring block,
wherein the temporally neighboring block is determined by selecting one block among maximum two candidate blocks included in a reference picture based on encoding parameters of the maximum two candidate blocks, the encoding parameters including reference picture indices for the maximum two candidate blocks, the reference picture being different from the current picture, the maximum two candidate blocks including a collocated block of the current block and a block spatially adjacent to the collocated block, and the encoding parameters being included in a bitstream,
wherein the current block is reconstructed by adding the residual block and the prediction block; and
wherein, in case the current block is decoded by referring to the temporally neighboring block, the temporally neighboring block has the same motion information as the current block.