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Reduced dimension image compression and its applications

Kil et al., 1995

Document ID
321681459198723521
Author
Kil D
Shin F
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings., International Conference on Image Processing

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A key to successful image compression is a combination of (1) energy compaction by appropriate transform algorithms to exploit data redundancy,(2) judicious quantization of compressed transform coefficients, and (3) efficient entropy encoding that takes advantage …
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