NVIDIA Corporation
SUPPRESS PIXEL COLORATION ERRORS IN HDR VIDEO SYSTEMS

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Abstract:

The present disclosure is directed to a process to partially or fully suppress, or limit, pixel coloration errors. These pixel coloration errors, represented by small noise values, can be introduced during signal processing of high dynamic range (HDR) video signals. Converting visual content to a half precision floating point representation, for example, FP16, can introduce small amounts of signal noise due to value rounding. The noise can be multiplied and accumulated during HDR signal processing resulting in visual artifacts and degraded image quality. The disclosure can detect these noise amounts in pixel color component values, and suppress, or partially suppress, the noise to prevent the noise from accumulating during subsequent HDR signal processing.

Status:
Application
Type:

Utility

Filling date:

10 Oct 2018

Issue date:

27 Feb 2020