Image coding method for encoding a difference motion vector into a bitstream

摘要

An image coding method includes coding a motion vector difference indicating a difference between the motion vector and a predicted motion vector, wherein the coding includes: coding a first portion that is a part of a first component which is one of a horizontal component and a vertical component of the motion vector difference; coding a second portion that is a part of a second component which is different from the first component and is the other one of the horizontal component and the vertical component; coding a third portion that is a part of the first component and is different from the first portion; coding a fourth portion that is a part of the second component and is different from the second portion; and generating a code string which includes the first portion, the second portion, the third portion, and the fourth portion in the stated order.

主权项

1. A method for encoding, into a bitstream, a motion vector used to predict a picture, the method comprising:
deriving a difference motion vector indicating a difference between the motion vector and a motion vector predictor that is a prediction of the motion vector; binarizing the difference motion vector into first binary data and second binary data, the first binary data indicating a horizontal component of the difference motion vector and the second binary data indicating a vertical component of the difference motion vector; encoding a first portion, a second portion, a third portion, and a fourth portion respectively into an encoded first portion, an encoded second portion, an encoded third portion, and an encoded fourth portion, the first portion being prefix data of the first binary data, the second portion being suffix data of the first binary data, the third portion being prefix data of the second binary data, and the fourth portion being suffix data of the second binary data; and arranging the encoded first portion, the encoded third portion, the encoded second portion, and the encoded fourth portion in the bitstream, in this order.