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most citedThe Bjøntegaard Bible -- Why your Way of Comparing Video Codecs May Be Wrong

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eess.IV2023

Geometry-Corrected Geodesic Motion Modeling with Per-Frame Camera Motion for 360-Degree Video Compression

Andy Regensky, André Kaup

The large amounts of data associated with 360-degree video require highly effective compression techniques for efficient storage and distribution. The development of improved motio…

eess.IV2023

Processing Energy Modeling for Neural Network Based Image Compression

Christian Herglotz, Fabian Brand, Andy Regensky +2

Nowadays, the compression performance of neural-networkbased image compression algorithms outperforms state-of-the-art compression approaches such as JPEG or HEIC-based image compr…

eess.IV2023★ 5 cited

Motion Plane Adaptive Motion Modeling for Spherical Video Coding in H.266/VVC

Andy Regensky, Christian Herglotz, André Kaup

Motion compensation is one of the key technologies enabling the high compression efficiency of modern video coding standards. To allow compression of spherical video content, speci…

eess.IV2023

Improving Spherical Image Resampling through Viewport-Adaptivity

Andy Regensky, Viktoria Heimann, Ruoyu Zhang +1

The conversion between different spherical image and video projection formats requires highly accurate resampling techniques in order to minimize the inevitable loss of information…

eess.IV2023★ 22 cited

The Bjøntegaard Bible -- Why your Way of Comparing Video Codecs May Be Wrong

Christian Herglotz, Hannah Och, Anna Meyer +8

In this paper, we provide an in-depth assessment on the Bjøntegaard Delta. We construct a large data set of video compression performance comparisons using a diverse set of metrics…