A New Le Gall Wavelet-Based Approach to Progressive Encoding and Transmission of Image Blocks
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https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.itc.41.3.920Keywords:
digital images, discrete wavelet transforms, Le Gall wavelets, Lifting schemes, image processing, progressive image encoding, ROIAbstract
In this paper, a modified version of the discrete reversible (integer-to-integer) Le Gall wavelet transform (DLGT), distinguishing itself by apparently improved space localization properties and visibly extended potential capabilities, is proposed. The key point of the proposal – ensuring full decorrelation of Le Gall wavelet coefficients across the lower scales. Based on the latter circumstance, a novel exceptionally fast procedure for computing the integer DLGT spectra of the selected image blocks (regions of interest - ROI) is presented. It is shown that the new developments can be efficiently applied to progressive encoding and transmission of image blocks. Progressive encoding and transmission of image blocks is achieved by first transmitting a “rough” estimate of the original image, then sending further details related to one or another image block (ROI). To translate the idea into action, the zero-tree-based encoder SPIHT with an improved quad-tree analysis scheme is employed.Downloads
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2012-09-05
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