Projection-Aware End-to-End Learned Video Compression for 360-Degree Video
2026-09-07 12:00Science🔥 42.2 heat score
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A study on 360-degree video end-to-end neural compression evaluated the impact of seven projection formats supported by JVET 360Lib on encoding performance. The study utilized a scale-space flow model, JVET test sequences, and conventional conditions to convert the source isometric cylindrical projection into encoding projections for multi-rate point compression and reconstruction, and assessed the results using PSNR, spherical PSNR, weighted spherical PSNR, and Bjontegaard delta rate. The results showed that under the scale-space flow model, the isometric and filled-isometric cylindrical projections provided the highest compression efficiency; in contrast, cube map and菱形 dodecahedron projections performed poorly, which differed from the better performance of cube maps in traditional HM-16.16 encoders. Additionally, the optical-flow-based neural model performed well due to the spatial continuity of single-sided projections, while the block-based hybrid encoder was more suitable for multi-sided layouts. The study conclusions indicate that projection efficiency depends on the type of encoder, providing guidance for selecting appropriate projections for 360-degree video compression.