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Neural network based intra prediction for video coding

Today’s hybrid video coding systems typically perform an intra-picture prediction whereby blocks of samples are predicted from previously decoded samples of the same picture. For example, HEVC uses a set of angular prediction patterns to exploit directional sample correlations. In this paper, we propose new intra-picture prediction modes whose construction consists of two steps: First, a set of features is extracted from the decoded samples. Second, these features are used to select a predefined image pattern as the prediction signal. Since several intra prediction modes are proposed for each block-shape, a specific signalization scheme is also proposed. Our intra prediction modes lead to significant coding gains over state of the art video coding technologies.