1 February 2002 Multiple same-sized block mapping for recursive fractal image coding
Yao Zhao, Hongxing Wang, Baozong Yuan
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In conventional fractal image coding (FIC) schemes, domain blocks are constrained to be twice as large as range blocks to ensure the convergence of their iterative decoding stage. However, this constraint has limited the fractal encoder to exploit the self-similarity at the same resolution scale of natural images. To overcome the shortcoming, a novel scheme using same-sized range and domain blocks is proposed. Further, a recursive scheme feeding the coding results back to the input during the encoding procedure is used to improve the decoded image quality. Experimental results show our method gives significant improvement over Fisher's FIC.
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Yao Zhao, Hongxing Wang, and Baozong Yuan "Multiple same-sized block mapping for recursive fractal image coding," Optical Engineering 41(2), (1 February 2002). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1428741
Published: 1 February 2002
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KEYWORDS
Image compression

Fractal analysis

Image quality

Computer programming

Optical engineering

Image resolution

Information science

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