Perception-oriented video coding based on foveated JND model
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This paper presents a perceptual H.264/AVC video coding method based on a foveated just-noticeable-distortion (JND) model. Since the perceptual acuity decreases with the increased eccentricity, a foveation model is adopted to further explore the perceptual redundancy in addition to the spatial and temporal just-noticeable-distortion models. Bit allocation and rate-distortion optimization algorithms based on the foveated model are addressed. The performance of the foveated JND model is assessed with subjective visual tests. Applying the proposed model in H.264/AVC video coding can achieve better visual quality.