wk 8.1 Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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what is image compression

A

method of data compression on digital image

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objectives of image compression

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  • reduce data/ bits to represent an image
  • store and transmit data efficiently
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Data vs Information

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  • Different amounts of data can be used to
    represent the same amt of info
  • Representations that contain repeated/irrelevant
    info is said to contain redundant data
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how is compression possible

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Compression Algorithms take advantage of the difference between data & information inherent in image data

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5
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types of data redundancies

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code, spatial, psychovisual

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6
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what is Code Redundancy

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when data representing image is not utilised optimally

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what is code in context of Code Redundancy

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Code is a system of symbols representing body of
information / piece of info = 1 code symbol

In images: 8-bit code (1 pixel) used to represent grayscale value/intensity. However, may contain more bits than required to represent intensity

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Spatial Redundancy

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information pixels replicate unnecessarily

Pixels of most 2D array images are correlated spatially ie. adjacent pixels brightness levels do not change rapidly, change is gradual.

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Psychovisual Redundancy

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Most 2D intensity arrays contain information that is ignored by human vision system.

considered redundant as its not used.

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compression ratio D2 D1

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1st representation of the image (D1)
2nd representation of the image (D2)

D1 -> compression -> D2

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D2 = D1

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1st representation of the image (D1) is does not contain any redundant data

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D2 less than D1

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High compression ratio

1st representation of the image (D1) contains highly redundant data & there is significant compression to D1

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D2 more than D1

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Low Compression Ratio

2nd representation of the image (D2) contains more data than D1

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If an uncompressed image is file size 10MB and is compressed to 2MB

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compression ratio = 10 : 2

= 5

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If an uncompressed image has 8-bit per pixel & is compressed such that each pixel is now
represented by only 1 bit per pixel

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compression ratio = 8:1

= 8

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16
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lossless data compression methods

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text/programs

bit plane, run length, huffman, lempel ziv

17
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lossy data compression methods

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image/video/audio

jpeg, mpeg, mp3

18
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what is Lossless Image Compression

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compressed file can be decoded back to its original form without information loss

  • Original can be recovered exactly which is high quality but bigger
  • Preferred form of compression, but has low compression ratios
19
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uses of Lossless Image Compression

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images generally for some medical/legal/scientific/political significance

◦ Binary images/black-and-white graphics are good candidates for lossless compression
◦ Some colour & grayscale images that contain series of identical pixel may also be used