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In our previous work on Model-Based Vector Quantization
(MVQ), we presented some performance comparisons (both
rate distortion and decompression time) with VQ and
JPEG/DCT. In this paper, we compare the MVQ's rate
distortion performance with Mean Removed Vector
Quantization (MRVQ) and include our previous comparison
with VQ. MVQ is similar to MRVQ in many ways. Both of
these techniques extract means of the vectors (raster-
scanned image blocks) and reduce them to mean removed
residuals by subtracting block means from the elements of
the vectors. In the case of MRVQ, a codebook of residual
vectors is generated using a training set. For every
vector from the input image, the block mean and address
of the codevector from the codebook that matches the
input vector closest are transmitted to the decoder. The
codebook is generated using generalized Lloyd algorithm
on training set of residual vectors. For MVQ the pairs
consist of vector means and address of the closest
matching vector from codebook generated by models based
on statistical properties of the residuals and Human
Visual System (HVS). In our experiments, we found that
MVQ performance in rate distortion sense is almost always
better than VQ and is comparable to MRVQ. Further, MVQ is
much easier to use than either VQ or MRVQ, since the
training and managing of explicit codebooks is not
required.
Date Published: 2016-10-08 22:40:16
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19960001484
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