360-degree video is becoming popular with the development of the virtual reality(VR) technology in recent years. For this kind of video, pictures are projected to a two-dimensional plane. Standard video encoders are used for compression. Due to the projection mapping of the spherical video to the two-dimensional plane video, many conventional coding tools can be adjusted properly for better performance. As the 360-degree videos are high resolution videos, usually 8K resolution videos, the high complexity for encoding 360-degree videos is a problem to be solved urgently, especially for the latest video standard H.265/HEVC. Sample adaptive offset (SAO) is a new tool adopted in H.265/HEVC. It can reduce ringing artifacts and achieve higher coding efficiency. But it also introduces high computational complexity, especially on high resolution videos. In this paper, a fuzzy control based fast SAO method is proposed to reduce the high computational complexity in SAO encoding process according to the characteristics of the ERP format video. Compared with the original algorithm in the reference software HM 16.14, experimental results show that the proposed method can reduce about 73% SAO encoding time on average under the common test conditions with negligible loss. 相似文献
Backfats with slightly increased levels of polyenoic fatty acids (up to about 15·0%) were obtained by fattening pigs with diets containing increasing amounts of corn cob mix (an ensiled corn and cob mixture). The diet with the highest CCM content was also supplemented with 100ppm dl--tocopheryl acetate. Cuts of backfat were stored up to 9 months at −20°C in the dark, packed under vacuum (Suprovac bags) and in polyethylene pouches.
During and after storage no evidence of rancidity was observed for any of the samples. With regard to lipid oxidation, no significant advantage of sealing under vacuum, compared with packaging in polyethylene pouches, was observed. Lipids in the backfats produced on the diet supplemented with dl--tocopheryl acetate appeared slightly more stable towards oxidation than the fats obtained with the regular diet. However, as a shelf life of over 9 months at −20°C for packaged backfat is considered quite acceptable, supplementation of the rations with dl--tocopheryl acetate for this commodity does not appear recommendable. 相似文献