Encoder, decoder, encoding method, and decoding method
View Patent ↗An encoder includes circuitry and memory connected to the circuitry. In operation, the circuitry: derives an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and registers the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list; and derives new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registers the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information.
1 . An encoder, comprising:
circuitry; and
memory connected to the circuitry,
wherein, in operation, the circuitry determines whether a predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and
when it is determined that the predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, the circuitry:
derives an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates included in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, and registers the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list, the two prediction candidates including a first prediction candidate and a second prediction candidate; and
derives new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registers the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information,
wherein the prediction candidate list further includes (i) first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate, the first correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and (ii) second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate, the second correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image,
wherein the new correction processing information derived indicates that no correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, regardless of whether each of the first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate and the second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate indicates that correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and
wherein the correction processing is Local Illumination Compensation (LIC) processing.
2 . A decoder, comprising:
circuitry; and
memory connected to the circuitry,
wherein, in operation, the circuitry determines whether a predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and
when it is determined that the predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, the circuitry:
derives an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates included in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, and registers the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list, the two prediction candidates including a first prediction candidate and a second prediction candidate; and
derives new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registers the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information,
wherein the prediction candidate list further includes (i) first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate, the first correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and (ii) second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate, the second correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image,
wherein the new correction processing information derived indicates that no correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, regardless of whether each of the first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate and the second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate indicates that correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and
wherein the correction processing is Local Illumination Compensation (LIC) processing.
3 . An encoding method, comprising:
determining whether a predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and
when it is determined that the predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, the encoding method comprises:
deriving an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates included in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, and registering the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list, the two prediction candidates including a first prediction candidate and a second prediction candidate; and
deriving new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registering the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information,
wherein the prediction candidate list further includes (i) first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate, the first correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and (ii) second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate, the second correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image,
wherein the new correction processing information derived indicates that no correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, regardless of whether each of the first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate and the second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate indicates that correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and
wherein the correction processing is Local Illumination Compensation (LIC) processing.
4 . A decoding method, comprising:
determining whether a predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and
when it is determined that the predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, the decoding method comprises:
deriving an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates included in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, and registering the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list, the two prediction candidates including a first prediction candidate and a second prediction candidate; and
deriving new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registering the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information,
wherein the prediction candidate list further includes (i) first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate, the first correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and (ii) second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate, the second correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image,
wherein the new correction processing information derived indicates that no correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, regardless of whether each of the first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate and the second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate indicates that correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and
wherein the correction processing is Local Illumination Compensation (LIC) processing.
5 . A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a bitstream, the bitstream including an encoded signal and syntax information according to which a decoder performs a method comprising:
determining whether a predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in a prediction candidate list for a merge mode, and
when it is determined that the predetermined number of prediction candidates have not been registered in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode,
deriving an average value of motion vector values of two prediction candidates included in the prediction candidate list for the merge mode, and registering the average value derived as new motion vector information of a new prediction candidate into the prediction candidate list, the two prediction candidates including a first prediction candidate and a second prediction candidate; and
deriving new correction processing information regarding correction processing of a prediction image, and registering the new correction processing information derived into the prediction candidate list in association with the new motion vector information,
wherein the prediction candidate list further includes (i) first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate, the first correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and (ii) second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate, the second correction processing information being flag information indicating whether or not correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image,
wherein the new correction processing information derived indicates that no correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, regardless of whether each of the first correction processing information of the first prediction candidate and the second correction processing information of the second prediction candidate indicates that correction processing is to be applied to the prediction image, and
wherein the correction processing is Local Illumination Compensation (LIC) processing.