Uncovered Background Prediction in Interframe Coding
Naoki Mukawa, H. Kuroda · IRE Transactions on Communications Systems · 1985
Various interframe coding methods have been devised to reduce the cost of television signal transmission. Some degradation still remains, however, because prediction efficiency is lowered in uncovered background areas which appear behind moving objects. This paper proposes an uncovered background predictive coding algorithm, which increases prediction efficiency. Prediction efficiency is evaluated by using a simple signal model and real television signals. Experimental results show that the information generation rate is reduced to 78 percent as compared to that of previous frame predictive coding when the displacement is 10 pels/frame.