De-interlacing: A Key Technology for Scan Rate Conversion: A Key Technology for Scan Rate Conversion

Bellers, E.B.; Haan, G. de

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Table of contents
  • Cover
  • Copyright Pageiv
  • Contentsxi
  • Chapter 1. Introduction1
  • 1.1 Historical background of interlace3
  • 1.2 De–interlacing8
  • 1.3 Relation with superresolution10
  • 1.4 Relation with MPEG–2 coding12
  • 1.5 Motivation and scope of this book13
  • Part I: Basic technology17
  • Chapter 2. Overview of de–interlacing algorithms19
  • 2.1 The de–interlacing problem21
  • 2.2 Non–motion–compensated de–interlacing36
  • 2.3 Motion–compensated de–interlacing53
  • 2.4 Evaluation71
  • 2.5 Conclusions88
  • Chapter 3. Overview on motion estimation techniques91
  • 3.1 Historical developments in motion estimation92
  • 3.2 Pel–recursive estimators94
  • 3.3 Block–matching algorithms97
  • 3.4 True–motion estimation105
  • 3.5 Global motion models115
  • 3.6 Object based motion estimation118
  • 3.7 Evaluation of motion estimation methods128
  • 3.8 Conclusion149
  • Part II: System optimization151
  • Chapter 4. Accurate motion estimates from interlaced video153
  • 4.1 Accuracy of the motion vectors154
  • 4.2 Improving block–based motion estimation159
  • 4.3 Interpolation to improve the motion vector accuracy166
  • 4.4 Evaluation174
  • 4.5 Conclusions190
  • Chapter 5. On the optimization of de–interlacing195
  • 5.1 Evaluation of the performance on detailed images196
  • 5.2 Evaluation of the performance on edges201
  • 5.3 Evaluation of the robustness203
  • 5.4 The Majority–Selection de–interlacer208
  • 5.5 Evaluation215
  • 5.6 Conclusions219
  • Part III: The future of interlace221
  • Chapter 6. The efficiency of interlaced versus progressive video on a MPEG–2 digital channel223
  • 6.1 Introduction224
  • 6.2 Summary of the MPEG–2 video–coding standard225
  • 6.3 The experiments230
  • 6.4 Results and evaluation242
  • 6.5 Discussion256
  • Chapter 7. Towards an optimal display format259
  • 7.1 Display format options260
  • 7.2 Exploiting the source picture resolution263
  • 7.3 Evaluation267
  • 7.4 Conclusions278
  • Chapter 8. Conclusions281
  • Appendix A. Cycles perdegree and cycles per picture width287
  • Appendix B. Motion and alias289
  • Appendix C. Interpolation for sub–pixel de–interlacing291
  • Appendix D. Example: derivation of a 4 taps TGST filter295
  • Appendix E. Robustness of the TGST de–interlacer297
  • Appendix F. MS de–interlacer optimization for a programmable architecture301
  • F.1 TriMedia architecture301
  • F.2 Majority–Selection de–interlacer on the TriMedia303
  • F.3 Computational requirements305
  • References309
  • Glossary of special definitions, symbols and notations323
  • List of Tables327
  • List of Figures329
  • Biography345
  • Index347
Book details
  • Vendor Elsevier S & T
  • SKU 9780444505941
  • ISBN-13 9780080503868
  • Author Bellers, E.B.; Haan, G. de
  • Category Computers
  • Subject Information Theory

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'To interlace or not to interlace' is a hot issue currently. Traditionally interlace has been part of the video standard as it reduces the transmission and display demands, while hardly affecting the perceived quality of the pictures.


With the current explosion of new video formats due to emerging technologies as multimedia PC's, videotelephony and flat matrix display the question whether or not interlace is a relict from the past is more relevant than ever.


This book provides a broad overview of advanced motion estimation and de-interlacing techniques to enable a profound scientific basis for answering the above question. An extensive evaluation of the algorithms, including many screen photographs is an imt part of the book. But also system questions, such as whether interlace is a good choice in combination with modern video compression methods (MPEG), and which currently would be the optional choice for a display format are extensively treated.


The combination of scientific profoundness and completions, with the focus on practical hot issues, makes the book unique in its kind.