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9 March 1999 Nonlinear 1D DPCM image prediction using polynomial neural networks
Panos Liatsis, Abir J. Hussain
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Abstract
This work presents a novel polynomial neural network approach to 1D differential pulse code modulation (DPCM) design for image compression. This provides an alternative to current tradition and neural networks techniques, by allowing the incremental construction of higher-order polynomials of different orders. The proposed predictor utilizes Ridge Polynomial Neural Networks (RPNs), which allow the use of linear and non-linear terms, and avoid the problem of the combinatorial explosion of the higher-order terms. In RPNs, there is no requirement to select the number of hidden units or the order of the network. Extensive computer simulations have demonstrated that the resulting encoders work very well. At a transmission rate of 1 bit/pixel, the 1D RPN system provides on average a 13 dB improvement in SNR over the standard linear DPCM and a 9 dB improvement when compared to HONNs. A further result of the research was that third-order RPNs can provide very good predictions in a variety of images.
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Panos Liatsis and Abir J. Hussain "Nonlinear 1D DPCM image prediction using polynomial neural networks", Proc. SPIE 3647, Applications of Artificial Neural Networks in Image Processing IV, (9 March 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.341124
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KEYWORDS
Neural networks

Image compression

Signal to noise ratio

Receivers

Image processing

Transmitters

Autoregressive models

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