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Optimized nonorthogonal transforms for image compression
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The transform coding of images is analyzed from a common standpoint in order to generate a framework for the design of optimal transforms. It is argued that all transform coders are alike in the way they manipulate the data structure formed by transform coefficients. A general energy compaction measure is proposed to generate optimized transforms with desirable characteristics particularly suited to the simple transform coding operation of scalar quantization and entropy coding, It is shown that the optimal linear decoder (inverse transform) must be an optimal linear estimator, independent of the structure of the transform generating the coefficients, A formulation that sequentially optimizes the transforms is presented, and design equations and algorithms for its computation provided, The properties of the resulting transform systems are investigated, In particular, it is shown that the resulting basis are nonorthogonal and complete, producing energy compaction optimized, decorrelated transform coefficients, Quantization issues related to nonorthogonal expansion coefficients are addressed with a simple, efficient algorithm, Tao implementations are discussed, and image coding examples are given, It is shown that the proposed design framework results in systems with superior energy compaction properties and excellent coding results.
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