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Image compression techniques: lossy and lossless

Rojatkar et al., 2015

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11833919565362838932
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Rojatkar D
Borkar N
Naik B
Peddiwar R
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International Journal of Engineering Research and General Science

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Digital image compression technology has emerged from the need for fast communication and‗ live 'processing of digital image information over the internet. Time has been passed and a lot of techniques now are available that reduce the compression ratio, and increase …
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