Method and system for compression of images
AssigneesRamot at Tel-Aviv University Ltd., Creo IL. Ltd.
InventorsMeir Feder, Raz Barequet, Stanley Barkan
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AssigneesRamot at Tel-Aviv University Ltd., Creo IL. Ltd.
InventorsMeir Feder, Raz Barequet, Stanley Barkan
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A Simple Inter Color Lossless Image Coder (SICLIC) for the compression of colored images is provided. The color image is treated as several interlaced gray level images that correspond to respective distinct color planes. The compression scenario utilizes three main steps, such as selection of the predictor, context forming with bias cancellation and coding. SICLIC implements predictors, context forming and encoder techniques that exploit the intra- and inter-color plane correlations in an effective and relatively computationally inexpensive manner. The predictor is selected on the basis of the right selection of the contribution of each color plane between the intra- and inter-plane predictors obtained as a weight average of contribution from different color planes. SICLIC processes the image in two modes—regular mode and run mode. A special care is taken to ensure a proper treatment of joint runs, which occur simultaneously in all color planes.
A method for obtaining substantially lossless compression of a color digitized image that is composed of three distinct gray level images, which correspond to respective distinct color planes;
A method for obtaining substantially lossless compression of a color digitized image that is composed of three distinct gray level images, which correspond to respective distinct color planes;
A method for obtaining substantially lossless compression of a color digitized image that is composed of three distinct gray level images, which correspond to respective distinct color planes;
A method for obtaining substantially lossless compression of a color digitized image that is composed of three distinct gray level images, which correspond to respective distinct color planes;
A method for obtaining substantially lossless compression of a color digitized image that is composed of three distinct gray level images, which correspond to respective distinct color planes;
A method of decompression of a color image composed of three distinct color planes using a decoder, the method comprising:
A method of decompression of a color image composed of three distinct color planes using a decoder, the method comprising:
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