Scalable reduced dimension object segmentation based adaptive progressive color-image coding

A fast and efficient wavelet image-coding algorithm based on scalable reduced dimension object segmentation (SRDOS) introduced by L. Zhang et al. (2003) is presented in this paper. The object is segmented with the lifting scheme right after wavelet transform. It is the reduced dimension space of the...

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Published in:ISPA 2003 : proceedings of the 3nd [sic] International Symposium on Image and Signal Processing and Analysis : Rome, Italy, September 18-20, 2003 Vol. 1; pp. 256 - 261 Vol.1
Main Authors: Lei Zhang, Guo Fang Tu
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 2003
Subjects:
Arithmetic
Bandwidth
Clustering algorithms
Image coding
Image segmentation
Information science
Object detection
Object segmentation
Wavelet coefficients
Wavelet transforms
ISBN:953184061X, 9789531840613
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Summary:A fast and efficient wavelet image-coding algorithm based on scalable reduced dimension object segmentation (SRDOS) introduced by L. Zhang et al. (2003) is presented in this paper. The object is segmented with the lifting scheme right after wavelet transform. It is the reduced dimension space of the transform domain in which SRDOS algorithm is applied to detect and segment the object with lower complexity and more sufficient accuracy. Due to the characteristics of multi-scale segmentation and higher performance/complexity, SRDOS adapts to object-oriented adaptive progressive wavelet color-image coding. For higher compression ratio, coding algorithm takes advantage of the relationship of the same spatial location at the same scale to remove spatial redundancy of the landscape orientation and applies context-based arithmetic coding algorithm to reduce spatial redundancy of the vertical orientation. For keeping important information, object and non-object have different quantizers and priorities respectively. The experiments show that SRDOS based coding algorithm gains higher subject visual quality and image peak signal to noise ratio (ISNR).
ISBN:953184061X
9789531840613
DOI:10.1109/ISPA.2003.1296904