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Originally Posted by LigH
Knowing that SEA means "Successive Elimination Algorithm", I found some links to scientific papers. It appears to be parallelizable rather easily, having a tree structure.
Possible display: eSilicon Labs HEVC slide, images 79 and 93 of 159? Links to single images (with descriptions) are below the slide. |
SEA is "lossless" searching method with "compression".
Exhaustive = 8x8 square = 64 searching points and 196 sp for 14x14.
SEA = 8+9+9 = 26 sp (27 if analize starting pixel in center) while fully covering same 14x14 square. Pretty easy to get once you look at page 79. 3 steps search: 4 pixel long, then 2, then 1.