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Improved Algorithm for Quadruple Deblocking Filtering in the Removal of Block Artifact

B. Karthik, R. JeyaChandran, T. Balaji, S. Krithika

Abstract


The recent researches showed that the existing quadruple Deblocking algorithm fails in selecting the artifact factors and increases the time computation complexity it is verified through its mode calculation in analytical approach; hence we propose a novel algorithm for selecting the block artifact and the proposed algorithm has introduced to justify the blocked pixels from the decompressed video and the blocks can be removed by involving three different stage by stage approach, which are selected through each pixel , which improves the visual perspective of the video. This innovation is achieved by considering both the luminance and chrominance data arranging in the filtering schedule. Compared to the previous woks this gives higher real-time performance requirements but also provides a good trade-off between enhancing the performance as it gives the improvement in both subjective and objective image quality. The proposed algorithm is justified in the output Video by observing the visual perspective and the processing time is been much reduced compared to the quadruple deblocking filter, this implementation is carried out using MATLAB GUIDE.

Keywords


Quadruple Filtering, Trade-Off, Luminance, Chrominance, MATLAB GUIDE

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