Method of generating matrix factors for a finite-dimensional linear transform
AssigneeLizardTech, Inc.
InventorsVance Faber, Randall L. Dougherty
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AssigneeLizardTech, Inc.
InventorsVance Faber, Randall L. Dougherty
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A method of generating matrix factors for a finite-dimensional linear transform using a computer. The linear transform is represented by data values stored in a linear transformation matrix having a nonzero determinant. In one aspect, a first LU-decomposition is applied to the linear transformation matrix. Four matrices are generated from the LU-decomposition, including a first permutation matrix, a second permutation matrix, a lower triangular matrix having a unit diagonal, and a first upper triangular matrix. Additional elements include a third matrix Â, a signed permutation matrix Π such that A=ΠÂ, a permuted linear transformation matrix A′, a second upper triangular matrix U1, wherein the second upper triangular matrix satisfies the relationship Â=U1A′. The permuted linear transformation matrix is factored into a product including a lower triangular matrix L and an upper triangular matrix U. The linear transformation matrix is expressed as a product of the matrix factors.
A method of transforming a digital image signal using a factored linear transformation matrix, wherein the method includes generating matrix factors for a finite-dimensional linear transform using a computer, each matrix factor represented by a symbol, the finite-dimensional linear transform represented by data values stored in a linear transformation matrix A having a nonzero determinant, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium having executable instructions stored thereon for transforming a digital image signal using a factored linear transformation matrix, wherein said transforming the digital image signal includes generating matrix factors for a finite-dimensional linear transform using a computer, each matrix factor being represented by a symbol and the finite-dimensional linear transform being represented by data values stored in a linear transformation matrix A having a nonzero determinant, wherein the instructions, when executed, cause a computer to:
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