Motion compensation method for use in an image encoding system

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Motion vector generation

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348412, 348413, H04N 736

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057902070

ABSTRACT:
A method capable of improving the image quality comprises the steps of (a) detecting a motion vector for each search block in the current frame by using a block matching algorithm, (b) dividing a search block into a central region positioned at the center of the search block and a boundary region located outside the central region, (c) determining the motion vector for the search block as an optimum motion vector for the central region, and (d) determining a multiplicity of optimum motion vectors for the boundary region of the search block based on motion vectors for the search block and its one or more adjacent search blocks.

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