Adaptive rate control in object-based video coding using non-cooperative game theory

This paper introduces a rate distortion scheme that adaptively allocates bits for objects in a video. This scheme allocates bits to objects using non-cooperative game theory. Every object is considered as a player in game where each player fights for the bits that best represent its contents. Simulations of the proposed scheme show promising results. These results show that our system has maintained the buffer at the half of its capacity with efficient bit allocation and accuracy of nearly 99.5%.