Multimedia IoT Data Compression using Deep Learning Technique

Due to the considerable complexity of the multimedia data acquired, IoT (Internet of Things) and multimedia will encounter a number of energy and communication overload limits. One well-known solution to the problem of large datasets is to use the lossy compression algorithm. However, the lower transmission rate required by current lossy compression techniques to ensure endurable apparent image/picture quality only results in a minor reduction in the amount of communicated data and, as a result, a minor reduction in power and bandwidth use. An effective firmness technique is required to strike a fair equilibrium flanked by information volume and visual degradation. A deep-learning super-resolution technique is utilized in this study to restore high-resolution photographs from damaged photos with a considerable compression ratio as input. The results of the study clearly show how the suggested approach improves the graphical fidelity of compressed and down scaled images. The suggested method reduces largely the communication transparency and energy consumption of constrained multimedia IoT framework components as a result.