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Progressive image transmission over a noisy channel using wavelet transform and channel optimized vector quantization

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3 Author(s)
Perez-Cordoba, J.L. ; Dept. de Electron. y Tecnologia de Computadores, Granada Univ., Spain ; Ruiz, V.G. ; Garcia, I.

This paper studies a progressive image transmission technique over waveform channels. The channel optimized vector quantization codec (COVQ) (Farvardin and Vaishampayan 1991) is applied to the image wavelet coefficients creating a robust progressive image transmission technique that mitigates the effects of a noisy channel on the reconstructed image. In order to evaluate the performance of our proposal, a Gaussian and slow-fading Rayleigh channel model, with several different values of channel signal to noise ratio (CSNR) were simulated in our experiments. Examples show a significant visual improvement of our application compared to other progressive image transmission techniques.

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Image Processing. 2002. Proceedings. 2002 International Conference on  (Volume:2 )

Date of Conference: 2002

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