This commit provides trisoup_node_size_log2 as a replacement for
the following HLS syntax variables:
 - geom_codec_type (redundant wrt. triangle node size derivation)
 - trisoup_depth (redundant wrt. bounding box)
 - trisoup_triangle_level (semantics simplified)

The following config options have been removed:
 - geometryCodec (redundant wrt. trisoup_node_size_log2)
 - triSoupLevel  (replaced by trisoup_node_size_log2)
 - triSoupDepth  (unnecessary)
 - triSoupIntToOrigScale (redundant wrt. positionQuantizationScale)

Min Ku Lee authored Jan 30, 2019 and David Flynn committed Feb 05, 2019

Using the Rec.709 colour matrix with full range RGB signals, it is
necessary to clip the output to avoid exceeding the attribute bitdepth.

A leaf node by definition contains at least one point.  Therefore the
single point flag indicates if there are one or two points in the leaf.
The remainder should be signalled as numpoints - 2 as per the working
draft text.

The --only-seqs and --exclude-seqs options permit limiting config
generation to a specified set of named sequences and to exclude
named sequences respectively.

Both options take a colon separated list of names.

This commit generates trisoup-raht configuration files using RAHT
rather than the lifting transform.

Khaled Mammou authored Sep 22, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

Replace the k-d tree based nearest neighbour search with an approximate
search based upon the points in Morton order.

Toshiyasu Sugio authored Sep 20, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit provides an ability to vary the number of direct neighbours
used in the predicting transform.  Mode 0 corresponds to the existing
averaging, and mode n selects the n-th nearest neighbour for direct
prediction.

The provided code has been reworked to:
 - rewrite unary coding to be a little more obvious
 - tidy the mode decision path
 - add configuration for max_num_direct_predictors (renamed from
   MaxNumPredCand)
 - now counts the number of single predictors, rather than prediction
   modes.

This commit provides an implementation of the entropy coding interface
using the dirac (schroedinger) arithmetic codec.

In order to handle any remaining m-ary symbols, a naïve unary
binarisation is employed.

This includes the removal of dirac specific context chains used in
exp-golomb prefix coding.

This commit imports an implementation of the dirac arithmetic codec
from the third party schroedinger-1.0.11 library.

This commit adds an arithmetic codec interface class that allows a
compile time choice of arithmetic codec implementation.  Context types
are renamed to support compile time selection, and existing support
functions that were added to the third-party arithmetic codec are
moved to the wrapper.

This commit provides a method to predict the child occupancy bits of a
node based on the node's 26 neighbours.  The prediction is used to
contextualise coding of each occupancy bit.

This tool requires the use of the occupancyAtlas for neighbour lookup.
NB: a restriction in the current implementation requires that the
atlas size is at most 8³.

intra_pred_max_node_size_log2: 6

This commit provides the ability to contextualise occupancy bits using
a prediction.  Three context sets cover the not predicted, predicted
unoccupied and predicted occupied cases.

chi wang authored Oct 09, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

When restricted neighbour contextualisation is used, this modification
introduces an alternative neighbour reduction table.

NB: the integrated table has been updated to remove the need to add
additional remapping tables.  This is a non-normative change.

Bitwise geometry occupancy coding uses a mapping table to select entropy
contexts.  This commit employs a dynamic mapping which is updated after
each coding operation, replacing the previous static mapping tables.

NB: the proposed version used a context with a halving period
(max_count) of 64 symbols.  However, this conflicts with another
adoption (512 symbols), and a wholesale replacement of the arithmetic
codec and context model.  To resolve the conflict, the existing halving
period (128) is used.

Khaled Mammou authored Sep 18, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit replaces the m-ary coding of transform coefficient values
with a binary coding using the dual-lut coder.

Reworked to include a bug fix where the maximum attribute symbol value
used by the dual lut coder is 64 rather than 255

Khaled Mammou authored Sep 19, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit allows bytewise encoding of occupancy symbols using the
dual-lut coder.

Khaled Mammou authored Sep 19, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit provides an m-ary entropy coder based on a fixed-size
dictionary with periodic updates, a cache of recently used symbols
(updated using an LRU eviction policy), and a fallback direct binary
coding of any unhandled symbols.

NB: the proposed version used a context with a halving period
(max_count) of 64 symbols.  However, this conflicts with another
adoption (512 symbols), and a wholesale replacement of the arithmetic
codec and context model.  To resolve the conflict, the existing halving
period (128) is used.

This commit provides an encapsulated interface to the fast update option
of the o3dgc context models with a statistic halving period of 128
symbols (max_count).

This commit prepares for the introduction of selectable bitwise
and bytewise occupancy coding methods.

Ohji Nakagami authored Aug 07, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit uses a direct intersection check between the trisoup
triangles and point cloud unit vectors.  This avoids the need to
upsample the triangles with dense sampling and then performing
voxelisation.

Philip A. Chou authored Jul 19, 2018 and David Flynn committed Nov 01, 2018

This commit integrates a c++ trisoup codec, replacing the previous matlab
implementation.

The provided code has been reworked to avoid duplicating code, dead code,
and operate with the current HLS.

Ohji Nakagami authored Jul 26, 2018 and David Flynn committed Oct 31, 2018

When trisoup was completely independent, trisoup handled lossless
geometry coding by using a leaf size of 1 and no triangles.  This
commit replaces that mode with the better performing octree geometry
coder.

This commit splits the handling of the geometry brick header and octree
geometry coding.  The encoder/decoder classes now take care of coding
the header, while the geometry coder handles the geometry coding itself.