2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2004.03.015
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Fast fractal image compression using spatial correlation

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“…Fan and Liu [11] presented the matching algorithm based on the Standard Deviation (STD) between range blocks and domain blocks. Wang et al [12] proposed Correlation information feature to find nearest neighbor domain block for each range block.…”
Section: Related Work On Fractal Image Codingmentioning
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“…Fan and Liu [11] presented the matching algorithm based on the Standard Deviation (STD) between range blocks and domain blocks. Wang et al [12] proposed Correlation information feature to find nearest neighbor domain block for each range block.…”
Section: Related Work On Fractal Image Codingmentioning
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“…Compression ratio (CR) = (11) Therefore, the compression ratio in percentage is computed from (11) and given by equation (12).…”
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“…Other approaches produce improvements of FIC by tree structure search methods [13,14], parallel search methods [15,16] or by using two domain pools in two steps of FIC (AP2D) [17]. Also, the spatial correlation in both the domain pool and the range pool is added to improve FIC as developed by Truong et al [18]. In these methods, high speedup factors are often associated with some loss of reconstructed image quality.…”
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“…In [6][7] authors proposed classification methods base on the feature of domain blocks. [8] Proposed a kind of neighborhood matching method based on spatial correlation which makes use of the information of matched range blocks and effectively reduced the encoding time. Quantum Evolutionary Algorithms are novel algorithms using probabilistic representation for possible solutions.…”
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