Combined line-based architecture for the 5-3 and 9-7 wavelet transform of jpeg2000

Dillen, G.; Georis, B.; Legat, Jean-Didier; Cantineau, Olivier

doi:10.1109/tcsvt.2003.816518

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“…Our proposed solution is based on the combined 5-3 and 9-7 bank architecture detailed in [10]. We only investigated the 5-3 filter in order to implement an optimized and efficient IDWT level.…”

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“…Fast and efficient designs are based on the lifting scheme [6] and consist of separated or combined 5-3 and 9-7 transforms [7]- [10]. The last two above-mentioned papers also propose low-memory wavelet image compressions based on a line-based transform.…”

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“…The last two above-mentioned papers also propose low-memory wavelet image compressions based on a line-based transform. The most recent and efficient work [10] details an architecture combining 5-3 and 9-7 wavelet filters with one decomposition level and also proposes a solution to minimize the number of lines kept in internal buffers. Concerning the wavelet part of our paper, a complete implementation of the inverse discrete wavelet transform (IDWT) with five levels of recomposition is achieved.…”

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A Flexible Hardware JPEG 2000 Decoder for Digital Cinema

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The image compression standard JPEG 2000 proposes a large set of features, useful for today's multimedia applications. Unfortunately, it is much more complex than older standards. Real-time applications, such as Digital Cinema, require a specific, secure and scalable hardware implementation. In this paper, a decoding scheme is proposed with two main characteristics. First, the complete scheme takes place in an FPGA, without accessing any external memory, allowing integration in a secured system. Second, a customizable level of parallelization allows to satisfy a broad range of constraints, depending on the signal resolution. The resulting architecture is therefore ready to meet upcoming Digital Cinema specifications.

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“…While the implementations of the orthogonal wavelet transform have been extensively studied in literature [5][6][7] much less research has been done towards hardware implementations of the non-decimated wavelet transform. We design an FPGA implementation of the non-decimated wavelet transform using the algorithmà trous as it is described by Mallat and Zhong [10].…”

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“…execution of algorithms and offer a tremendous potential to improve performance through parallelization. While FPGA design of the orthogonal wavelet transform and related image compression tools (JPEG2000) has been well studied [5][6][7], only a few publications address FPGA design of other types of wavelet transforms or wavelet coefficient manipulations other than simple thresholding.…”

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FPGA Design and Implementation of a Wavelet-Domain Video Denoising System

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Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems

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Abstract. Multiresolution video denoising is becoming an increasingly popular research topic over recent years. Although several wavelet based algorithms reportedly outperform classical single-resolution approaches, their concepts are often considered as prohibitive for real-time processing. Little research has been done so far towards hardware customization of wavelet domain video denoising. A number of recent works have addressed the implementation of critically sampled orthogonal wavelet transforms and the related image compression schemes in Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA). However, the existing literature on FPGA implementations of overcomplete (non-decimated) wavelet transforms and on manipulations of the wavelet coefficients that are more complex than thresholding is very limited. In this paper we develop FPGA implementation of an advanced wavelet domain noise filtering algorithm, which uses a non-decimated wavelet transform and spatially adaptive Bayesian wavelet shrinkage. The standard composite television video stream is digitalized and used as source for real-time video sequences. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the developed scheme for real time video processing.

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