Video encoding method for performing affine model-based prediction by considering encoding order, and device therefor, and video decoding method for performing affine model-based prediction by considering decoding order, and device therefor
A video decoding method includes, when inter prediction of a current block is performed in an affine merge mode, generating an affine merge candidate list including a control point-based affine merge candidate corresponding to control point motion vectors determined by using motion vectors of neighboring blocks included in a block group of representative neighboring blocks according to corners of the current block, determining an affine motion vector of the current block by using control point motion vectors corresponding to a merge candidate selected from the affine merge candidate list, and obtaining prediction samples of the current block by using the affine motion vector of the current block, wherein when a right block of the current block is available, a representative neighboring block adjacent to a lower right corner of the current block is a block whose available motion information is obtained from among a neighboring block adjacent to the lower right corner of the current block and a right boundary of the current block and a neighboring block diagonally adjacent to the lower right corner of the current block.
1. A video decoding method, comprising:
determining whether a right block is available for a current block according to a flag indicating a coding order of blocks including the current block and the right block;
when the right block is available for the current block, obtaining first control point motion vectors as an affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a first block in the right block, wherein the first block is adjacent to a lower right corner of the current block;
when the right block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the first control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a second block included in a first collocated picture, wherein the second block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower right corner of the current block;
when a left block is available for the current block, obtaining second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a third block in the left block, wherein the third block is adjacent to a lower left corner of the current block;
when the left block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a fourth block included in a second collocated picture, wherein the fourth block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower left corner of the current block; and
obtaining predicted samples of the current block, using a motion vector included in an affine merge candidate list including the affine merge candidate.
2. A video encoding method comprising:
determining whether a right block is available for a current block according to a flag indicating a coding order of blocks including the current block and the right block;
when the right block is available for the current block, obtaining first control point motion vectors as an affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a first block in the right block, wherein the first block is adjacent to a lower right corner of the current block;
when the right block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the first control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a second block included in a collocated picture, wherein the second block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower right corner of the current block;
when a left block is available for the current block, obtaining second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a third block in the left block, wherein the third block is adjacent to a lower left corner of the current block;
when the left block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a fourth block included in a second collocated picture, wherein the fourth block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower left corner of the current block; and
obtaining predicted samples of the current block, using a motion vector included in an affine merge candidate list including the affine merge candidate.
3. A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium, storing a bitstream generated by executing a video encoding method, the bitstream comprising:
a flag indicating a coding order of blocks including a current block and a right block,
wherein the video encoding method comprises:
determining whether the right block is available for the current block according to the flag;
when the right block is available for the current block, obtaining first control point motion vectors as an affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a first block in the right block, wherein the first block is adjacent to a lower right corner of the current block;
when the right block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the first control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a second block included in a collocated picture, wherein the second block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower right corner of the current block;
when a left block is available for the current block, obtaining second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a third block in the left block, wherein the third block is adjacent to a lower left corner of the current block;
when the left block is unavailable for the current block, obtaining the second control point motion vectors as the affine merge candidate, using a motion vector of a fourth block included in a second collocated picture, wherein the fourth block is a collocated block located at a point diagonally adjacent to the lower left corner of the current block;
obtaining predicted samples of the current block, using a motion vector included in an affine merge candidate list including the affine merge candidate; and
outputting the bitstream including the flag indicating the coding order of the blocks.