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Autori principali: Hang, Xinyu, Song, Shenpeng, Huang, Zhimeng, Jia, Chuanmin, Ma, Siwei, Gao, Wen
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.12220
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author Hang, Xinyu
Song, Shenpeng
Huang, Zhimeng
Jia, Chuanmin
Ma, Siwei
Gao, Wen
author_facet Hang, Xinyu
Song, Shenpeng
Huang, Zhimeng
Jia, Chuanmin
Ma, Siwei
Gao, Wen
contents For decades, the Bjøntegaard Delta (BD) has been the metric for evaluating codec Rate-Distortion (R-D) performance. Yet, in most studies, BD is determined using just 4-5 R-D data points, could this be sufficient? As codecs and quality metrics advance, does the conventional BD estimation still hold up? Crucially, are the performance improvements of new codecs and tools genuine, or merely artifacts of estimation flaws? This paper addresses these concerns by reevaluating BD estimation. We present a novel approach employing a parameterized deep neural network to model R-D curves with high precision across various metrics, accompanied by a comprehensive R-D dataset. This approach both assesses the reliability of BD calculations and serves as a precise BD estimator. Our findings advocate for the adoption of rigorous R-D sampling and reliability metrics in future compression research to ensure the validity and reliability of results.
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spellingShingle Rethinking Bjøntegaard Delta for Compression Efficiency Evaluation: Are We Calculating It Precisely and Reliably?
Hang, Xinyu
Song, Shenpeng
Huang, Zhimeng
Jia, Chuanmin
Ma, Siwei
Gao, Wen
Multimedia
For decades, the Bjøntegaard Delta (BD) has been the metric for evaluating codec Rate-Distortion (R-D) performance. Yet, in most studies, BD is determined using just 4-5 R-D data points, could this be sufficient? As codecs and quality metrics advance, does the conventional BD estimation still hold up? Crucially, are the performance improvements of new codecs and tools genuine, or merely artifacts of estimation flaws? This paper addresses these concerns by reevaluating BD estimation. We present a novel approach employing a parameterized deep neural network to model R-D curves with high precision across various metrics, accompanied by a comprehensive R-D dataset. This approach both assesses the reliability of BD calculations and serves as a precise BD estimator. Our findings advocate for the adoption of rigorous R-D sampling and reliability metrics in future compression research to ensure the validity and reliability of results.
title Rethinking Bjøntegaard Delta for Compression Efficiency Evaluation: Are We Calculating It Precisely and Reliably?
topic Multimedia
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.12220