The three step search
reduces the number of candidate blocks and covers a large
area, making it a fast search technique.
In first step in TSS algorithm, compare nine search points
surrounding the center point with p step size equal to or large maximum searching area. In the second step, search
eight search points around best match among first step. In the
third step, again search eight points around best match
among second step. The best match from this third step is
chosen as the result of the search algorithm [8]. A description
of the three step search follows:
1. Search center location (0, 0).
2. Set step size S = 2N−1.
3. Search eight locations ±S pixels around the center (0,
0).
4. Pick the location with smallest SAD from nine
searching location and make this new search origin.
5. Set step size S = S/2.
6. Repeat step 3 to 5 until S=1.
Three Step Search (TSS) Algorithm Diagram:
There are 25 search comparisons are required for finding
best match in TSS algorithm for motion estimation. In
general, (8N+ 1) comparisons are required for a search area
of +/- (2N - 1) pixels.
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