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DCT information recovery of erroneous image blocks by a neural predictor

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3 Author(s)
De Natale, F.G.B. ; DICA, Trento Univ., Italy ; Perra, C. ; Vernazza, G.

In this paper, the problem of DCT information recovery in the transmission of coded visual data over packet networks is addressed. The loss of a packet conveying coded block data leads to the unsuccessful reconstruction of the relevant area, with consequent degradation of the received image quality. The proposed method allows recovery of a subset of the missing DCT coefficients sufficient to achieve good reconstruction quality of the lost block, based on the available surrounding information. To this purpose, a neural predictor was carefully designed and suitably trained with an appropriate set of synthetic and natural patterns. An extensive testing phase, performed on a large set of images with different frequency characteristics, revealed that the method provides very good reconstruction capabilities.

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Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Journal on  (Volume:18 ,  Issue: 6 )

Date of Publication: June 2000

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