Abstract

The existing deep learning-based Versatile Video Coding (VVC) in-loop filtering (ILF) enhancement works mainly focus on learning the one-to-one mapping between the re-constructed and the original video frame, ignoring the potential resources at encoder and decoder. This work proposes a deep learning-based Spatial-Temporal In-Loop filtering (STILF) that takes advantage of the coding information to improve VVC in-loop filtering. Each CTU is filtered by VVC default in-loop filtering, self-enhancement Convolutional neural network (CNN) with CU map (SEC), and the reference-based enhancement CNN with the optical flow (REO). Bits indicating ILF mode are encoded under CABAC regular mode. Experimental results show that 3.78%, 6.34%, 6%, and 4.64% BD-rate reductions are obtained under All Intra, Low Delay P, Low Delay B, and Random Access configurations, respectively.

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