Conference Proceeding

Amalgamation of Singular Value Decomposition to JPEG for Enhanced Performance

Rajshahi Univ. of Eng. & Technol., Rajshahi;
04/2007; DOI:10.1109/ICICT.2007.375396 ISBN: 984-32-3394-8 pp.295-298 In proceeding of: Information and Communication Technology, 2007. ICICT '07. International Conference on
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ABSTRACT The demand of digital information compression is increasing dramatically because of the dominance of multimedia technology and the limitations of the physical media for handling huge amount of information. Compression reduces the storage and transmission burdens of raw information by reducing the ubiquitous redundancy without losing its entropy significantly. The image manipulation that occupies a significant position in multimedia technology necessitated the development of joint photographic experts group (JPEG) compression technique, which has proved its usefulness so far. Until recently, to minimize the blocking artifact, inherently present in JPEG at higher compression ratios, JPEG2000 is devised that makes use of wavelet function. In this work, a new approach to JPEG compression technique is proposed that enhanced the compression performances in comparison with aforesaid JPEG techniques. The new technique considers both discrete cosine transform (DCT) and singular value decomposition (SVD) method in the transform and reconstruction sides instead of using DCT only. The incorporation of SVD with nearest neighborhood approach has improved the compression performances significantly. A rigorous comparison of the various compression indices are made to validate the proposed algorithm. This approach is named as 'Hybrid JPEG' (HJPEG) in this paper. The benchmark still image 'LENA' is used for performance comparison.

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Keywords

'Hybrid JPEG'
 
aforesaid JPEG techniques
 
blocking artifact
 
Compression
 
compression performances
 
digital information compression
 
discrete cosine
 
handling huge amount
 
higher compression ratios
 
image manipulation
 
joint photographic experts group
 
JPEG compression technique
 
performance comparison
 
physical media
 
proposed algorithm
 
reconstruction sides
 
rigorous comparison
 
singular value decomposition
 
ubiquitous redundancy
 
various compression indices