Inter-Layer Prediction Method for Video Signal
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method for conducting interlayer motion prediction in encoding or decoding of video signal. The present method identifies types of pictures on a base layer and a current layer or types of macro blocks included in the pictures, forms a block on a virtual layer by copying motion information of a macro block on the base layer if type of a picture on the current layer or a macro block included therein is identified to field and type of a picture on the base layer or a macro block included therein is identified to progressive, and uses the copied motion information of the block on the virtual layer in interlayer motion prediction for a macro block of the picture on the current layer.
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16 Claims
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8. A method for encoding or decoding a video signal, the method comprising:
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identifying types of pictures of lower and upper layers;
copying motion information of a block in the picture of the lower layer to construct a block of a virtual picture if the type of the picture of the lower layer is field and the type of the picture of the upper layer is progressive;upsampling the virtual picture; and predicting motion information of a frame macroblock of the upper layer by using the upsampled virtual picture. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11)
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12. A method for encoding or decoding a video signal, the method comprising the steps of:
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identifying types of pictures of lower and upper layers and/or types of macroblocks in the pictures; copying motion information of a block in the picture of the lower layer to construct a block of a virtual picture if the type of the picture of the lower layer or the type of the macroblock in the picture of the lower layer is field and the type of the picture of the upper layer or the type of the macroblock in the picture of the upper layer is progressive; and predicting motion information of a macroblock of the upper layer by using the copied motion information of the block of the virtual picture. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16)
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