FPGA based system for color space transformation RGB to YIQ and YCbCr

Ahirwal, B.; Khadtare, M.; Mehta, Rajesh

doi:10.1109/icias.2007.4658603

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“…The YCbCr colour space represents a colour image with a combination of a luminance component (Y), and two chrominance components (Cb and Cr). The YCbCr colour space is related to the RGB colour space by the following transformation [17,18] …”

Section: Colour Image Componentsmentioning

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Histogram‐bin‐shifting‐based reversible watermarking for colour images

Naskar¹,

Chakraborty²

2013

IET Image Processing

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Histogram-bin-shifting has been previously shown to be an effective method of reversibly watermarking greyscale images. For colour image reversible watermarking, histogram-bin-shifting technique can be extended trivially to RGB colour space. However, direct application of histogram-bin-shifting to the RGB colour image components, results in relatively poor performance of the watermarking algorithm. In order to improve the performance of the algorithm in terms of embedding capacity and distortion whereas preserving the inherent computational simplicity of the histogram-bin-shifting technique, the authors propose a technique of shifting frequency histogram bins of transformed colour components. In this study, the authors consider the YCbCr colour-space. Experimental results on standard test images, prove that the proposed technique achieves high embedding capacity with considerably low distortion.

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Section: Colour Image Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Histogram‐bin‐shifting‐based reversible watermarking for colour images

Naskar¹,

Chakraborty²

2013

IET Image Processing

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“…Its transformations are researched in [12]. The I stands for in phase and Q for quadrature, which is the modulation method used to transmit the colour information.…”

Section: Yiq Colour Spacementioning

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A Comparison of Kekre's Fast Search and Exhaustive Search for Various Grid Sizes Used for Colouring a Greyscale Image

Kekre

Thepade

Parkar³

2010

2010 International Conference on Signal Acquisition and Processing

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There are various techniques using various colour spaces that can be used to colour a greyscale image such as those described in [1], [2], [3] and [4]. In this paper we focus on the procedure described in [4] extended to seven different colour spaces -RGB, LUV, YCgCb, YCbCr, YUV, XYZ and YIQ. We also vary the grid (pixel window) sizes used in the aforementioned procedure and apply both the exhaustive search (ES) algorithm as well as Kekre's Fast Search (KFS) algorithm to find the mapping with the least mean squared error and compare the results obtained across grid sizes.

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“…However, the incoming data for literally every processing system are analogue and may thus be easily transformed at the initial stage of acquisition [8]. Implementing the colour space converter in an analogue domain reduces the design complexity at the level of image processing blocks realized with the programmable logic [9,10]. It is worth to mention that incorporating the hard− ware analogue colour space converter into the ASIC in− creases the achievable frame rate but it also reduces the flex− ibility of the design, as such integrated blocks are in general less configurable [11].…”

Section: Cmos Rgb To Ycrcb Convertermentioning

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“…In human perception chrominance sub−sampling causes lit− tle loss in image quality so the actual values of that compo− nent may be omitted for some parts of the image. By follow− ing this approach lets us assume the image sub−sampling as 4:1:1: coding in which each 2×2 block of pixels is described by four values of luminance associated with only one Cr and Cb chrominance values [6,9,10]. Furthermore, let us con− sider the generalized colour space converter as CMOS block as presented in Fig.…”

Section: Cmos Rgb To Ycrcb Convertermentioning

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Automation of CMOS technology migration illustrated by RGB to YCrCb analogue converter

Naumowicz

Melosik

Katarzyński

et al. 2013

Opto-Electronics Review

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The paper illustrates a practical example of technology migration applied to the colour space converter realized in CMOS technology. The element has analogue excitation and response signals expressed in current mode. Such converter may be incorporated into an integrated vision sensor for preconditioning acquired image data. The idea of a computer software tool supporting the automated migration and design reuse is presented as the major contribution. The mentioned tools implement the Hooke-Jeeves direct search method for performing the multivariable optimization. Our purpose is to ensure transferring the circuit between usable fabrication technologies and preserving its functional properties. The colour space converter is treated as the case study for performance evaluation of the proposed tool in cooperation with HSPICE simulation software. The original CMOS technology files for Taiwan semiconductor (TSMC) plant were utilized for the research. The automated design migration from 180 nm into 90 nm resulted with obtaining compact IC layout characterized by a smaller area and lower power consumption. The paper is concluded with a brief summary that proves the usability of the proposed tool in designing CMOS cells dedicated for low power image processing.

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FPGA based system for color space transformation RGB to YIQ and YCbCr

Cited by 39 publications

References 3 publications

Histogram‐bin‐shifting‐based reversible watermarking for colour images

Histogram‐bin‐shifting‐based reversible watermarking for colour images

A Comparison of Kekre's Fast Search and Exhaustive Search for Various Grid Sizes Used for Colouring a Greyscale Image

Automation of CMOS technology migration illustrated by RGB to YCrCb analogue converter

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