An efficient interpolation filter VLSI architecture for HEVC standard

EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing

Table 2 The statistics of possible splitting of PUs

	Class A	Class B	Class C	Class D	Class E
Size	Traffic	Cactus	BasketballDrill	Keiba	Johnny
64×	5361	2663	454	88	1703
32×	9945	5751	937	255	1229
16×	19,654	8994	2307	876	2193
8×	28,408	9261	4232	1409	2098
4×	2582	502	426	150	97
Total	65,950	27,171	8356	2778	7320

The statistics of possible splitting of PUs in HM 13.0 with low delay configuration. 64×, 32×, 16×, 8×, and 4× represent the size of PUs. In terms of resolutions, the video sequences are classified into five classes, including class A (2560 × 1600), class B (1920 × 1080), class C (832 × 480), class D (416 × 240), and class E (1280 × 720). Traffic, Cactus, BasketballDrill, Keiba, and Johnny represent five video sequences