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  • Rapid Generation of the State Codebook in Side Match Vector Quantization

    Hanhoon PARK  Jong-Il PARK  

     
    LETTER-Image Processing and Video Processing

      Pubricized:
    2017/05/16
      Vol:
    E100-D No:8
      Page(s):
    1934-1937

    Side match vector quantization (SMVQ) has been originally developed for image compression and is also useful for steganography. SMVQ requires to create its own state codebook for each block in both encoding and decoding phases. Since the conventional method for the state codebook generation is extremely time-consuming, this letter proposes a fast generation method. The proposed method is tens times faster than the conventional one without loss of perceptual visual quality.

  • Scene Categorization with Classified Codebook Model

    Xu YANG  De XU  Songhe FENG  Yingjun TANG  Shuoyan LIU  

     
    LETTER-Image Recognition, Computer Vision

      Vol:
    E94-D No:6
      Page(s):
    1349-1352

    This paper presents an efficient yet powerful codebook model, named classified codebook model, to categorize natural scene category. The current codebook model typically resorts to large codebook to obtain higher performance for scene categorization, which severely limits the practical applicability of the model. Our model formulates the codebook model with the theory of vector quantization, and thus uses the famous technique of classified vector quantization for scene-category modeling. The significant feature in our model is that it is beneficial for scene categorization, especially at small codebook size, while saving much computation complexity for quantization. We evaluate the proposed model on a well-known challenging scene dataset: 15 Natural Scenes. The experiments have demonstrated that our model can decrease the computation time for codebook generation. What is more, our model can get better performance for scene categorization, and the gain of performance becomes more pronounced at small codebook size.