Near-lossless interframe image compression via wavelet transform and context modeling

Paul Bao; Xiaolin Wu

doi:10.1117/12.316536

8 July 1998 Near-lossless interframe image compression via wavelet transform and context modeling

Paul Bao, Xiaolin Wu

Proceedings Volume 3389, Hybrid Image and Signal Processing VI; (1998) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.316536
Event: Aerospace/Defense Sensing and Controls, 1998, Orlando, FL, United States

Abstract

The near-lossless CALIC is one of the best near-lossless intraframe image coding schemes which exploits and removes the local context correlation of images. Wavelet transform localizes the frequency domain and exploits the frequency- based global correlation of images. Applying the context modeling for the wavelet transform coefficients, a state of the art intraframe near-lossless coding scheme can be obtained. In this paper, we generalize the intraframe wavelet transform CALIC to interframe coding to form a hybrid near-lossless multispectral image compression. Context modeling techniques lend themselves easily to modeling of image sequences. While wavelet transform exploits the global redundancies, the interframe context modeling can thoroughly exploit the statistical redundance is both between and within the frames. First, the image frame is wavelet transformed in the near-lossless mode to obtain a set of orthogonal subclasses of images. Then the coefficients of interframes of the image are predicted using the gradient-adjusted predictor based on both intra- and inter-frame current coefficient context. The predicted coefficients are adjusted predictor based on both intra- and inter-frame current coefficient context. The predicted coefficients are adjusted using the sample mean of prediction errors conditioned on the current context and the residues are quantized. An incremental scheme is used for the prediction errors in a moving time windows for prediction bias cancellation. All the components are distortion controlled in the minmax metric to ensure the near-lossless compression. The decompression is the inverse of the process. It is demonstrated that the near-lossless wavelet transform and context modeling interframe image compression is one of the best schemes in high-fidelity multispectral image compression and it outperforms its intraframe counterpart with 10-20 percent compression gains while keeping the high fidelity.

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Paul Bao and Xiaolin Wu "Near-lossless interframe image compression via wavelet transform and context modeling", Proc. SPIE 3389, Hybrid Image and Signal Processing VI, (8 July 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.316536

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Image compression

Wavelet transforms

Wavelets

3D modeling

Quantization

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Computer programming

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