Motion vector detecting circuit
AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Toyokura, Takuya Jinbo
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AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Toyokura, Takuya Jinbo
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In an animation encoding process, a motion vector which can minimize an AC component included in a discrete cosine transform result is detected. For this purpose, a block X (i, j) to be processed is extracted from an input image X, and a prospective reference block Yk (i, J) is extracted from a reference image Y, wherein k is an integer depending upon the size of a motion vector search range, i=0, . . . , or 3, and j=0, . . . , or 63. From each pixel value in each sub block (including 8×8 pixels) of the block to be processed, an average value Xa (i) of pixels in the sub block is subtracted, and from each pixel value in each sub block (including 8×8 pixels) of the prospective reference block, an average value Yka (i) of pixels in the sub block is subtracted. Then, an evaluation value Sk for block matching is calculated. The prospective reference block having the minimum evaluation value is selected as a reference block among the plural prospective reference blocks, so as to obtain a motion vector V corresponding to the positional relationship between the block to be processed and the reference block.
A motion vector detecting circuit for detecting a motion vector in an input image and a reference image, said circuit comprising:
A motion vector detecting circuit for detecting a motion vector in an input image and a reference image, said circuit comprising:
A motion vector detecting circuit for detecting a motion vector in an input image and a reference image, said circuit comprising:
A motion vector detecting circuit for detecting a motion vector in an input image and a reference image, said circuit comprising:
A motion vector detecting circuit for detecting a motion vector in an input image and a reference image, said circuit comprising:
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