A Psychovisual Threshold For Generating Quantization Process In Tchebichef Moment Image Compression
A human visual system can hardly respond to small differences in image signals. A full colour image carries a certain amount of perceptual redundancy for the human eyes. The sensitivity human eye of the color image can be measured by a psychovisual threshold. The sensitivity of the human eye is usef...
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Institution: | Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka |
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Summary: | A human visual system can hardly respond to small differences in image signals. A full colour image carries a certain amount of perceptual redundancy for the human eyes. The sensitivity human eye of the color image can be measured by a psychovisual threshold. The sensitivity of the human eye is useful for perceptual visual image in image compression. The quantization tables are obtained to determine psychovisual threshold that can be perceived visually significant by the human eye. This paper introduces the concept of psychovisual threshold into
Tchebichef moment image compression. This paper will investigate the contribution of each moment coefficient to
the image reconstruction. The error threshold from the
contribution of its moments in image reconstruction will be
the primitive of psychovisual threshold to an image. This
paper presents a new technique to generate quantization
table for an optimal TMT image compression based on psychovisual error threshold. The experimental results show
that these new finer quantization tables provide a statistically better image quality output at lower average bit length of Huffman's code than previously proposed TMT
quantization. |
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