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Comparison criteria for optimum image compression

Khashman et al., 2005

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18308513367232044374
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Khashman A
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EUROCON 2005-The International Conference on" Computer as a Tool"

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Recently, many efficient image compression methods have been developed in order to compress image data prior to further processing. Discrete cosine transforms and wavelet transforms are examples of these compression methods. The aim of the work presented …
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