2006 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology 2006
DOI: 10.1109/icit.2006.372694
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DHT Based JPEG Image Compression Using a Novel Energy Quantization Method

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“…where f is given by (10) and f max is the maximum frequency in an M×N image sub-block and is calculated using the formula shown below…”
Section: Csf Based Quantizationmentioning
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“…where f is given by (10) and f max is the maximum frequency in an M×N image sub-block and is calculated using the formula shown below…”
Section: Csf Based Quantizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Authors in [9] have proposed the use of fuzzy logic for approximating the 2D-DCT used for transforming image sub-blocks in JPEG. Discrete Hartley Transform (DHT) is proposed in [10] as an alternative to DCT for image sub-block transformation. As DHT is used, another efficient quantization approach and scanning order (in lieu of zigzag scanning order used in JPEG) is proposed in [10].…”
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“…Superior matching results in terms of average Hamming distance and improved ROC is found as compared to the use of the default quantization table especially for low FAR. The replacement of DCT with DHT to reduce the computational complexity of JPEG is presented in [13]. New quantization method is proposed that facilitates speeding up the coding and decoding procedure while preserving image quality.…”
Section: Quantization Tablesmentioning
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“…Since it is an irreversible process, we can omit this step for a lossless coding technique. The final step is symbol coding, where various coding techniques can be used to represent the information in minimum possible number of bits [1] This is shown in figure 1. II.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%