Martin Alain, C. Guillemot, D. Thoreau, P. Guillotel
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This paper describes a novel scheme to reduce the quantization noise of compressed videos and improve the overall coding performances. The proposed scheme first consists in clustering noisy patches of the compressed sequence. Then, at the encoder side, linear mappings are learned for each cluster between the noisy patches and the corresponding source patches. The linear mappings are then transmitted to the decoder where they can be applied to perform de-noising. The method has been tested with the HEVC standard, leading to a bitrate saving of up to 9.63%.