1 October 1995 Adaptive hierarchical vector quantization for image coding: new results
Sheng Zhong, Francis Chin, Qing-Yun Shi
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Abstract
Adaptive hierarchical algorithms of vector quantization (VQ) for image coding are proposed. First the basic codebook is generated adaptively using adaptive VQ, then the quadruplets of codes/indices in the so-called zigzag order are coded into higher level (second and third levels) codes by creating the second- and third-level index codebooks to reduce the redundancy presented in the codes. Partially matched quadruplets are also encoded in the second and third layers using the index codebooks along with corresponding correction schemes. The third-layer encoding achieves a better compression ratio than a two-layer encoding scheme, which was shown to be optimal when partial encoding was not adopted. This three-layer coding scheme achieves better compression with no extra distortion and little extra computation. Experiments show encouraging results.
Sheng Zhong, Francis Chin, and Qing-Yun Shi "Adaptive hierarchical vector quantization for image coding: new results," Optical Engineering 34(10), (1 October 1995). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210738
Published: 1 October 1995
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KEYWORDS
Computer programming

Image compression

Quantization

Distortion

Image quality

Image processing

Computer science

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