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Distortion estimation for temporal layered video coding

We present a recursive block based decoder distortion estimation model for temporal layered video transmission, based on a DPCM structure. Each block in a video frame is modeled as a sample from an AR(1) source. The correlation coefficient of this source depends on the loop filtering effects, whereas the additional noise term on the motion compensated block difference on the quantization distortion of the block. Distortion estimations are compared to simulation results, and the model is shown to accurately capture the video distortion in various lossy streaming scenarios. The low implementation complexity, and high estimation accuracy of the proposed technique makes it particularly attractive for adaptive video communication applications, that try to optimize the streaming policy.