Lossless image compression with multiscale segmentation

Ratakonda, Krishna; Ahuja, Narendra

doi:10.1109/tip.2002.804528

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“…The teacher's answers can be established by calculating for every image, the contrast weighted entropy CE which measures the nonlinear relationship between the intensities of an image also it is connected to the image entropy consequently to the information presents within the image. In other meaning, the CE calculates the change of the contrast values between neighbor pixels and it is defined by the following equation [19]: Indeed, as the wavelet transforms are a loss compression techniques [6], [10] which means that information can be lost during the compression process, an image with high CE should be compressed with a low compression ratio τ because there is a lot of information that can be lost if τ is high whereas an image with low CE can be compressed with high (IJACSA) International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, Vol. 8, No.…”

Section: A Image Database Compression Systemmentioning

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A Proposed Approach for Image Compression based on Wavelet Transform and Neural Network

Chakib¹,

Minaoui²,

Fakir³

et al. 2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-Over the last years, wavelet theory has been used with great success in a wide range of applications as signal denoising and image compression. An ideal image compression system must yield high-quality compressed image with high compression ratio. This paper attempts to find the most useful wavelet function to compress an image among the existing members of wavelet families. Our idea is that a backpropagation neural network is trained to select the suitable wavelet function between the two families: orthogonal (Haar) and biorthogonal (bior4.4), to be used to compress an image efficiently and accurately with an ideal and optimum compression ratio. The simulation results indicated that the proposed technique can achieve good compressed images in terms of peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) and compression ratio (τ) in comparison with random selection of the mother wavelet.

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“…Moreover, several wavelet families are available for image compression [9] and selecting the appropriate one is very important as many works have proved that the choice of the best wavelet has significant impact on the quality of compression [10]- [12].…”

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A Proposed Approach for Image Compression based on Wavelet Transform and Neural Network

Chakib¹,

Minaoui²,

Fakir³

et al. 2017

ijacsa

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“…The multiscale segmentation for image compression is presented [45]. Multiscale segmentation is obtained using a transform [46] which provides a tree-structured segmentation of the image into regions characterized by grayscale homogeneity.…”

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A Review On Segmentation Based I mage Compression Techniques

Thayammal¹,

Selvathi²

2013

JESTR

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-The storage and transmission of imagery become more challenging task in the current scenario of multimedia applications. Hence, an efficient compression scheme is highly essential for imagery, which reduces the requirement of storage medium and transmission bandwidth. Not only improvement in performance and also the compression techniques must converge quickly in order to apply them for real time applications. There are various algorithms have been done in image compression, but everyone has its own pros and cons. Here, an extensive analysis between existing methods is performed. Also, the use of existing works is highlighted, for developing the novel techniques which face the challenging task of image storage and transmission in multimedia applications.

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“…With the improvements of technology efficient methods of compression are needed to compress and store or transfer image data files while retaining high image quality and marginal reduction in size [3]. Wavelets are a mathematical tool for hierarchically decomposing functions.…”

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Medical radiographs compression using neural networks and Haar wavelet

Khashman

Dimililer

2009

Ieee Eurocon 2009

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Efficient storage and transmission of medicalimages in telemedicine is of utmost importance however, this efficiency can be hindered due to storage capacity and constraints on bandwidth. Thus, a medical image may require compression before transmission or storage. Ideal image compression systems must yield high quality compressed images with high compression ratio; this can be achieved using wavelet transform based compression, however, the choice of an optimum compression ratio is difficult as it varies depending on the content of the image. In this paper, a neural network is trained to relate radiograph image contents to their optimum image compression ratio. Once trained, the neural network chooses the ideal Haar wavelet compression ratio of the x-ray images upon their presentation to the network. Experimental results suggest that our proposed system, can be efficiently used to compress radiographs while maintaining high image quality.

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Lossless image compression with multiscale segmentation

Cited by 25 publications

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A Proposed Approach for Image Compression based on Wavelet Transform and Neural Network

A Proposed Approach for Image Compression based on Wavelet Transform and Neural Network

A Review On Segmentation Based I mage Compression Techniques

Medical radiographs compression using neural networks and Haar wavelet

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