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Still Image Conpression JPEG & JPEG2000 Yu-Wei Chang 2003 4/18
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Outline Image Compression Background Overview of JPEG Overview of JPEG2000 Comparsion
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Why Image Conpression Why? Bandwidth Storage How Remove redundancy
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Still Image Coding Flow Most still image coding flow are similar Transform: translate image to freq domain Quantization: reduce unimportant data Entropy coding: encode data according to probability of coeff TransformQuantization Entropy Coding Image data Output data equal important High-> low 0101010 ……
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JPEG
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Joint Photographic Expert Group A generally used lossy image coding format Allow tradeoff between compression ratio and image quality Can achieve high compression ratio(20+) with almost invisible difference
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JPEG Coding/Decoding Flow DCTQuantizerDataEntropy Coder Coding Table Quantization Table Tables Data Tables Entropy Decoder Inverse Quantizer IDCT Coding Table Quantization Table
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JPEG-2000
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JPEG 2000 Features Not only better efficiency, but also more functionality Superior low bit-rate performance Lossless and lossy compression Multiple resolution Range of interest(ROI)
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JPEG2000 v.s. JPEG low bit-rate performance
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JPEG2K - Quality Scalability Improve decoding quality as receiving more bits:
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Spatial Scalability Multi-resolution decoding from one bit- stream:
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ROI (range of interest)
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JPEG2000 Encoder Block Diagram Key Technologies: Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) Embedded Block Coding with Optimized Truncation (EBCOT) transformquantize coding
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Discrete Wavelet Transform LL 2 HL 2 LH 2 HH 2 HL 1 LH 1 HH 1
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JPEG v.s. JPEG-2000
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JPEG2000 v.s. JPEG TransformQuantization Entropy Coding JPEG J2K DCT Discrete Cosine Transform DWT Discrete Wavelet Transform 8x8 Quantization Table Quantization for each sub-band Huffman Coding Arithmetic Coding
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Conclusion JPEG2000 provides more functionality, and higher compression performance at low bit-rate However, higher complexity, and more memory requirement.
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