1 September 2001 Adaptive intercolor error prediction coder for lossless color (rgb) picutre compression
Y. Mann, Y. Peretz, Harvey B. Mitchell
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Most of the current lossless compression algorithms, including the new international baseline JPEG-LS algorithm, do not exploit the interspectral correlations that exist between the color planes in an input color (RGB) picture. To improve the compression performance (i.e., lower the bit rate) it is necessary to exploit these correlations. A major concern is to find efficient methods for exploiting the correlations that, at the same time, are compatible with and can be incorporated into the JPEG-LS algorithm. One such algorithm is the method of intercolor error prediction (IEP), which when used with the JPEG-LS algorithm, results on average in a reduction of 8% in the overall bit rate. We show how the IEP algorithm can be simply modified and that it nearly doubles the size of the reduction in bit rate to 15%.
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Y. Mann, Y. Peretz, and Harvey B. Mitchell "Adaptive intercolor error prediction coder for lossless color (rgb) picutre compression," Optical Engineering 40(9), (1 September 2001). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1390518
Published: 1 September 2001
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KEYWORDS
RGB color model

Error analysis

Algorithm development

Computer programming

Image compression

Image processing

Optical engineering

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