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High-Quality DCT-Based Image Compression Using Partition Schemes

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4 Author(s)
Ponomarenko, N.N. ; Dept. of Transmitters, Receivers, & Signal Process., Nat. Aerosp. Univ., Kharkov ; Egiazarian, K.O. ; Lukin, Vladimir V. ; Astola, J.T.

This letter presents an advanced discrete cosine transform (DCT)-based image compression method that combines advantages of several approaches. First, an image is divided into blocks of different sizes by a rate-distortion-based modified horizontal-vertical partition scheme. Statistical redundancy of quantized DCT coefficients of each image block is reduced by a bit-plane dynamical arithmetical coding with a sophisticated context modeling. Finally, a post-filtering removes blocking artifacts in decompressed images. The proposed method provides significantly better compression than JPEG and other DCT-based techniques. Moreover, it outperforms JPEG2000 and other wavelet-based image coders

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Signal Processing Letters, IEEE  (Volume:14 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: Feb. 2007

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