This experiment has been abandonned for AV1.

Change-Id: I18cf1354df928a0614a1e58b718cd96ee7999925

This patch also updates cm->frame_offset for show_existing_frame at
the encoder.

Change-Id: I863876675145ba663fc229a854b83b39759309a5

With this patch, and the speed settings turned on for speed 1,
the coding efficiency of speed 1 in default configuration should be
only a little worse than speed 0, but it should roughly run at
double the speed.

Specifically, this patch makes various changes to make sure that
speed 1 behaves exactly the same as speed 0 except for speed settings
turned on or off in speed_features.c.

This will change the bitstream generated a little for speeds
1 or higher because of the following reasons:
1. Removes a hacky speed setting correction factor in firstpass.c
2. Fast cdef search is moved from speed 1+ to 2+, and a new speed
feature is added to control that.
3. Mesh search settings are pushed down one level so that speeds 0
and 1 use the same settings.
4. A disable_split_mask feature for animated content previously
turned on speeds 1+ is moved down to speeds 2+.

Change-Id: I0ec36556f157bdc42c5daa0cfb9518cf7ff65f6b

Removing the NONE partition check from horz_4 and
vert_4 partition search conditions provides another
5-10% speedup at very little loss.

Change-Id: Ie5f14191efe6d2b0695b27021de96ad0a1550f26

At the encoder side, for the 7 reference frames, we always set up the
priority rank as follows:
LAST, ALTREF, LAST2, LAST3, GOLDEN, BWDREF, ALTREF2
That is, if two reference frames point to the same reference frame
buffer, the flag for the latter frame in the rank will always be
turned off.

This patch does not change any coding performance / coding speed for
the default configure setup. It only affects the following setup:
one-sided-compound is on && ext-comp-refs is off
As one-sided-compound is enabled by default when ext-comp-refs is
enabled, and ext-comp-refs is enabled by default, above setup should
not be considered.

Change-Id: I6de18d3be938e1d4a8897e5ba0857b8d21e7f9d0

Change-Id: I752ad96a8b4349d4a437a97e30edc8e4c22f81b5

Change-Id: Ic7096fe85dc653c9c7d7d1f098df19daff27e1cf

Development of this experiment will be deferred to AV2.

Change-Id: I3c4615a21b59508500bed8aab0a5c54413b4f284

One-sided compound ref prediction is used only when all reference
frames are one-sided.

This patch has demonstrated an encoder speedup of ~28%.

Using the following configure setups, the coding performance has been
dropped on Google test sets (50 frames) in BDRate by ~0.2% for lowres
and by ~0.1% for midres (Corresponding performance impact should be
smaller on AWCY):
--enable-experimental --disable-convolve-round --disable-ext-partition
--disable-ext-partition-types --disable-txk-sel --disable-txm

Change-Id: I585bbffb2f8d154e8f52a1e79a84eff8bb4a471d

The control of using reference frame motion vector is a separate
factor from the existence of previous frame motion vectors. This
commit decouples these two, such that the encoder can control the
use of reference motion vector. When it is used, one can further
identify if the previous frame exists or not, then to decide if
need to force use_prev_frame_mvs to be zero.

This solves the issue where the previous frame mvs is set to be
0 and it accidentally shuts off the access to all other existing
referece frames mvs in the mfmv system. It brings back the coding
performance gains to normal.

Change-Id: I2531f73e55582a9bb5b3e0ff47e361a199ec8082

Search the new horz/vert a/b/4 partitions only if the best so far
is either oriented along the same direction or split/none, or if
the rd costs obtained from the previous partition searches indicate
there is potential in searching these partitions.

This brings about 25-30% speedup at less than 0.1% drop as seen on
lowres 30 frames.

Change-Id: I6c6c347e06c34ee0ca17479aeeb4075a66dc7e2c

Adds a new experiment to simplify the tx_mode symbol.

The existing frame level tx_mode information is converted to a single bit
to select between largest tx_size for a prediction unit or specified
at the block level. The less useful modes: ALLOW_8X8, ALLOW_16X16,
etc. are removed.

Change-Id: Ib9358e17b0158a167eb4edef79f36ff113aa56e1

Added the function of allowing to disable the probability update while
needed. This would be needed while encoding in multiple tiles, and
enabling/disabling probability update can be set separately for every
individual tile.

Change-Id: Ic3c64e6cebac89c483d48b874761bd2e902d81e6

Per the codec WG call today, turn on Plan B for level map by default.

Change-Id: Iae885b38917cf79e4f0b290cc2d73ac28321710f

Change-Id: Idc5ead2db38562924f27796eb78a05b658b5a20e

When fixing one bug in av1_decode_tg_tiles_and_wrapup, I seem to have
introduced another bug. This was due to checking the wrong condition
on whether to update the frame context at the end of the frame.

BUG=aomedia:1001

Change-Id: I929a710e2de31a89cc7899fb1605ca7edf968a87

The "data8_bl" variable is a uint8_t* and will be scaled up
later (with REAL_PTR) if it's pointing to highbd data. Don't scale up
the x offset.

Change-Id: I03e2ce8861e25e3a603e8f0ba2c8af585e08b9c5

0.159% gain on lowres 60 frames, compared to 0.236% gain if we don't
restrict it in small tx blocks.
(--disable-ext-partition --disable-ext-partition-types
 --disable-convolve-round --disable-ext-comp-refs)

Change-Id: I1d1c5474ca27de9dec992ea30a9883afd7a56474

This patch regenerates the orders tables and generates both the normal
ones and also those for vertical partitions. I've added a long comment
above the definition of orders[] that explains how they work (there's
no change, but it took me a while to understand, so it's probably a
good thing to document). I've also slightly changed when we use the
orders_vert tables: they are now used for both PARTITION_VERT_A and
PARTITION_VERT_B.

The patch also removes the #if around the partition argument to
has_top_right and adds it to has_bottom_left. (I could have put it
inside an #if, but I shouldn't imagine there's any measurable
performance cost and the code is cleaner this way).

The tables were regenerated with a Haskell script which I've included
at the bottom of the commit message (so the next person doesn't have
to write it from scratch yet again). The output looks reasonably
clean, but clang-format does change it somewhat so you need to run
that afterwards. The tables are also output in a different order, so
you'll need to clean that up by hand too.

-- orders.hs: Print tables to stdout by calling printOrders

import Data.Foldable
import Data.List (findIndex)
import Data.Maybe
import System.Environment
import Text.Printf
import Text.Read

data Block = Block { lbw :: Int, lbh :: Int, vert :: Bool }

minLogBlockSize :: Bool -> Int
minLogBlockSize v = if v then 3 else 2

maxLogBlockSize = 7 :: Int

-- This code generates the inverse of what we want: a mapping from visit order
-- to raster order. That is, element i of the list will be the raster index of
-- the block that we visit at step i.
vrSplit :: Block -> Int -> Int -> Int -> [Int]
vrSplit b stride lsz off
  -- PARTITION_NONE
  | lbw b >= lsz && lbh b >= lsz = [off]
  -- Some form of horizontal partition
  | lbw b < lsz && lbh b >= lsz =
      [off,off + 1..off + 2^(lsz - lbw b) - 1]
  -- Some form of vertical partition
  | lbw b >= lsz && lbh b < lsz =
      [off,off + stride..off + (2^(lsz - lbh b) - 1)*stride]
  -- PARTITION_VERT_*
  | vert b && lbh b + 1 == lsz && lbw b + 1 == lsz =
      [off, off + stride, off + 1, off + stride + 1]
  -- PARTITION_SPLIT
  | otherwise =
    concatMap (vrSplit b stride (lsz - 1))
    [off, off + 2^(lsz - lbw b - 1), off + 2^(lsz - lbh b - 1) * stride,
     off + 2^(lsz - lbw b - 1) + 2^(lsz - lbh b - 1) * stride]

vrOrders :: Block -> [Int]
vrOrders b = vrSplit b (2 ^ (maxLogBlockSize - lbw b)) maxLogBlockSize 0

-- A simple function to invert the bijection generated by vrOrders (it's very
-- naive, but the list isn't exactly long)
invertList :: [Int] -> [Int]
invertList is = map (\ i -> fromJust $ findIndex ((==) i) is) [0..length is - 1]

genOrders :: Block -> [Int]
genOrders = invertList . vrOrders

-- Code to print everything out in the style used in the AOM codebase
forButLast_ :: Applicative f => [a] -> (a -> f b) -> f ()
forButLast_ [] f = pure ()
forButLast_ (a : as) f = fbl a as f
  where fbl a [] f = pure ()
        fbl a (a' : as) f = f a *> fbl a' as f

numDigits :: Int -> Int
numDigits n =
  if n == 0 then 1
  else ceiling $ logBase 10 $ fromIntegral $ 1 + n

printRow :: Int -> Int -> [Int] -> Bool -> IO ()
printRow indent fw as islast = do
  { if null as then return ()
    else do
      { printf "%*s" indent ""
      ; forButLast_ as (\ a -> printf "%d,%*s" a (postDent a) "")
      ; printf "%d%s" (last as) (if islast then "\n" else ",\n") } }
  where postDent a = 1 + fw - numDigits a

printInts :: Int -> Int -> Int -> [Int] -> IO ()
printInts width indent fw [] = return ()
printInts width indent fw as =
  let (row, rest) = splitAt eltsPerLine as in
    printRow indent fw row (null rest) >> printInts width indent fw rest
  where eltsPerLine = quot (width - indent + 1) (fw + 2)

printBlockOrders :: Block -> IO ()
printBlockOrders b = do
  { printf "static const uint16_t orders_%s%dx%d[%d] = {\n"
    (if vert b then "vert_" else "")
    ((2 :: Int) ^ lbw b) ((2 :: Int) ^ lbh b) numElts
  ; printInts 79 2 intWidth (genOrders b)
  ; printf "};\n" }
  where lsz = maxLogBlockSize
        numElts = (2 :: Int) ^ (lsz - lbw b + lsz - lbh b)
        intWidth = max 1 $ ceiling $ logBase 10 $ fromIntegral (numElts - 1)

blocksForWidth :: Bool -> Int -> [Block]
blocksForWidth v lbw = map (\ lbh -> Block lbw lbh v) [minLbh..maxLbh]
  where maxLogAspectRatio = if v then 0 else 2
        minLbh = max (minLogBlockSize v) (lbw - maxLogAspectRatio)
        maxLbh = min maxLogBlockSize (lbw + maxLogAspectRatio)

blocksForV :: Bool -> [Block]
blocksForV v = concatMap (blocksForWidth v) [minLbw..maxLbw]
  where minLbw = (minLogBlockSize v)
        maxLbw = maxLogBlockSize

blocks :: [Block]
blocks = blocksForV False ++ blocksForV True

printOrders :: IO ()
printOrders = traverse_ printBlockOrders blocks

-- Ends orders.hs

BUG=aomedia:914

Change-Id: I6c53e80caa0d203cdc11f88471b6c117c633baa6

These play havoc with editors' "jump to start of function"
commands. There should be no change to generated code.

Change-Id: Ib6961bb952da02081a675d0a4fa01eea2c1ff6d1

Change-Id: I75890c0f64f93f48299895d1e0bcfbf91846a4ab

The first level is turned on for speed 1.

Change-Id: I3dba0f0250b97a25e174cacc2a46ca7f76572c85

Removes features for now so that we only add features with very
small loss.

Change-Id: Ie50f6af2a6cc19dde5f682754a1f0adf4ec957a8

Change-Id: I4270d1260854ac27b68c5694ca8102b92bee6faa

Use a neural-network-based binary classifier to predict the first split
decision on the highest level of the TX size RD search tree. Depending
on how confident we are in the prediction we either keep full unmodified
TX size search or use the largest possible TX size and stop any further
search.

Average speed-up: 3-4%
Quality loss (lowres): 0.062%
Quality loss (midres): 0.018%

Change-Id: I64c0317db74cbeddfbdf772147c43e99e275891f

The "use_intrabc" flag is signaled with CDF. No need to keep a counter
for it.

Change-Id: Ia62ef8f264aa5ce2f6fceddc0b2a7d2032c73044

Disable it for sub8x8 4:1 partitions (4x16 and 16x4), because of
conflict with cfl.

Enable it for all the other sub8x8 partitions sizes.

BUG=aomedia:998

Change-Id: Ifdd907f0ac1f987981e81c166eb71978e6ea27c3

This experiment has been abandonned.

Change-Id: Ieabc6f365651e2d116a4505a3cc202add94d1386

Change-Id: Ifcc92df2e8c69752c1dbff2b447eb22035814389

We do this by upscaling the deblocked output as we save it into the
RestorationStripeBoundaries line buffers. (See save_boundary_lines in
restoration.c for the details)

The upscaling is done by calling av1_convolve_horiz_rs, which reads
off the edge of the frame and, of course, across tile boundaries. This
means we need to extend the frame borders before saving boundary
lines (hence the changes to decodeframe.c and encoder.c)

Change-Id: Ia096846898b20afe4737433d772f7277d4f71724

We reverted to using 3-tap filters. So 4-tap filters related code
will not be used any more.

Change-Id: I7f65cf227d2eb3e9785474e3b33d0bdbf489b1f1

This change does not alter the encoder/decoder behavior. Extra
precautions are taken to stop an attacker from exploiting these function
pointers.

Change-Id: I4e0704f016774f2d8fbaeb2a4caec12fc6e67ec1

Removed assertions were not properly set up and may cause decoding failure when USE_CASUAL_CTX is enabled. This CL does not change bitstream.

Change-Id: Ib9193cbda32f342335a79aca39e9cc49204a0ec9

Before this patch, striped loop restoration didn't restart correctly
on each tile row. Now, the loop restoration stripes start at the top
of a tile row in the same way as if it were the top of the entire
frame.

Change-Id: I0a88a28d7804b2f09d792ecbbf4f22f666f67012

Because we have an (effective) 3-pixel border around each
processing unit, and the local sums in the self-guided filter are
only taken over at most 5x5 regions, we have 1 pixel's worth of
spare border.

We can use this border to greatly simplify the filter: Instead
of calculating a 64x64 region of the A[] and B[] arrays, we can
calculate a 66x66 region. Then we don't have to deal with complicated
boundary conditions when generating the final 64x64 output block.

This also makes a few other related changes:
* The 'boxnum' function has been effectively redundant
  for a while - due to the way we do the 5x5 (or 3x3) windowing,
  the values we actually use are always (2r+1)^2. So we can skip
  calling this function if MAX_RADIUS <= 2

* We can remove the annoying special case for tiny processing units
  in the self-guided filter, as we no longer have to worry about
  border behaviour

* We change the SSE4.1 code to match the new C code, removing a ton
  of complexity. Further refactoring/speedups are probably
  now possible, but this includes the minimal changes to pass all
  the tests.

Change-Id: I99beee164a31349a5228a9bef048e5f35c9639f2

Change-Id: I299e2f2a1967f867a5452e0c449abe5243ac5d13

BUG=aomedia:994

Change-Id: I0fa9d48487256655798dbdd64acad523e84557c6

Change-Id: Ia5df312c759faa38fe336ab32a7d4908760ecf08

BUG=aomedia:995

Change-Id: Ic320e5de9b0c7d320b0f6dddce93f1445be61234

These are just RESTORATION_PROC_UNIT_SIZE shifted right by the
vertical or horizontal subsampling for this plane and it's easier not
to have to pass them around.

Change-Id: I86441d6cd86bb146f3e5dcdf2c89e34dd9fed0e1