Encoder, decoder, encoding method, and decoding method
For a location displaced by four samples in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction from a current location, the encoder performs a first determination of determining only whether the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary, where the current location is a sample location of a current sub-block boundary on which the determination process is to be performed. In the first determination, when it is determined that the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary, the encoder sets a maximum filter length to a first value, and in the case otherwise, the encoder performs a second determination of determining whether a location displaced by eight samples in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction from the current location is a TU boundary.
1. An encoding method comprising:
performing, on each of sub-block boundaries per CU, a determination process for performing deblocking filtering, the sub-block boundaries being located at intervals of eight samples in a current CU to be processed, the CU being included in a generated reconstructed picture;
in the determination process:
for a location displaced by four samples in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction from a current location, performing a first determination of determining only whether the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary, the current location being a sample location of a current sub-block boundary on which the determination process is to be performed;
when it is determined that the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary in the first determination, setting a maximum filter length to a first value;
when it is determined that the location displaced by four samples is not a TU boundary in the first determination, performing a second determination of determining whether a location displaced by eight samples in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction from the current location is a TU boundary;
when it is determined that the location displaced by eight samples is a TU boundary in the second determination, setting the maximum filter length to a second value larger than the first value; and
when it is determined that the location displaced by eight samples is not a TU boundary in the second determination, setting the maximum filter length to a third value larger than the first value and the second value.
2. A decoding method comprising:
performing, on each of sub-block boundaries per CU, a determination process for performing deblocking filtering, the sub-block boundaries being located at intervals of eight samples in a current CU to be processed, the CU being included in a generated reconstructed picture;
in the determination process:
for a location displaced by four samples in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction from a current location, performing a first determination of determining only whether the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary, the current location being a sample location of a current sub-block boundary on which the determination process is to be performed;
when it is determined that the location displaced by four samples is a TU boundary in the first determination, setting a maximum filter length to a first value;
when it is determined that the location displaced by four samples is not a TU boundary in the first determination, performing a second determination of determining whether a location displaced by eight samples in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction from the current location is a TU boundary;
when it is determined that the location displaced by eight samples is a TU boundary in the second determination, setting the maximum filter length to a second value larger than the first value; and
when it is determined that the location displaced by eight samples is not a TU boundary in the second determination, setting the maximum filter length to a third value larger than the first value and the second value.