Presentation 2002/1/22
0ptimum Quantization Step Size for Integer Lossless Transform Coefficients
Kunitoshi KOMATSU, Kaoru SEZAKI,
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Abstract(in English) The DCT and wavelet coefficients have real values which are continuously distributed. Therefore the entropy of the quantized transform coefficients is also varied continuously, when the quantization step size is continuously changing. On the other hand, the integer lossless DCT and wavelet coefficients have integral values. Therefore the entropy of the quantized transform coefficients is not varied continuously for the quantization step size. Thus we must carefully determine the quantization step size for the integer lossless DCT and wavelet coefficients to make lossy compression efficiency high. In this paper, we will illustrate that we can not make use of the optimum step size of the lossy version as it is and propose the optimum quantization step size for the integer lossless transforms.
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Keyword(in English) integer lossless transform / quantization step size / DCT / wavelet transform
Paper # ITS2001-47, IE2001-186
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Title (in English) 0ptimum Quantization Step Size for Integer Lossless Transform Coefficients
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Keyword(1) integer lossless transform
Keyword(2) quantization step size
Keyword(3) DCT
Keyword(4) wavelet transform
1st Author's Name Kunitoshi KOMATSU
1st Author's Affiliation Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo()
2nd Author's Name Kaoru SEZAKI
2nd Author's Affiliation Center for Spatial Information Science at the University of Tokyo
Date 2002/1/22
Paper # ITS2001-47, IE2001-186
Volume (vol) vol.101
Number (no) 624
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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