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Marco Paniconi authored
If the denoiser filter causes too big a change in the absolute pixel difference (between source and denoised signal), the block is not denoised, which can cause visual block artifacts. This change applies a second adjustment to the temporal filter to effectively allow for a (weaker) denoising for such blocks (which can keep the absolute differnence within the tolerance range in most cases). This helps to reduce some of the block artifacts from the denoising. The additional cost of re-applying the filter to this set of blocks is low, as the percentage of blocks per frame (with too big a change in absolute pixel difference) is typically small, 2-5%. Change-Id: Id9b56e59e33f3c22e79d2f89f763bdde246fdf3f
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