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1 June 1991 Study on objective fidelity for progressive image transmission systems
Eleanor Lin, Cheng-Chang Lu
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Abstract
With the continuing growth of modern communication technologies, the demand for image transmission is increasing rapidly. Transmitting a high resolution images over low bandwidth communication lines usually requires a great amount of time and the user interaction with such a transiiission eiivitonment can become frustrating. The problem can be eased somewhat by transmitting a SelICS of lOW resolution approximations which outlines the final image. Progressive image transmission is being applied in interactive image comiriunications tlia.t tia usmit )VCr low bandwidth channels. The progressive build-up is a way of reordering the coded data 1)IiOI transmission, so that a rough approximation will appear first and l)C followed by SuCCeSSively 11101-C detailed versions of the final image. In this paper, we investigate the objective fidelity for several widely used progressive graylevel i i-n age transmission algorithms which include both time and frequency-domain appiOa dies, and also propose some efficient implementations to improve their performance without increasing (Ufli Putational complexity.
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Eleanor Lin and Cheng-Chang Lu "Study on objective fidelity for progressive image transmission systems", Proc. SPIE 1453, Human Vision, Visual Processing, and Digital Display II, (1 June 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.44356
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KEYWORDS
Image transmission

Image compression

Image processing

Image resolution

Human vision and color perception

Image restoration

Visualization

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