A simple embedded lossless wavelet-based image coding algorithm called Successive Partition Zero Coder (SPZC), which uses hybrid bit scanning and non-causal adaptive context modelling, is proposed. By successive partition the wavelet coefficients in the spatial-frequency domain, the coefficients are ordered based on their absolute range. The prioritized coefficients are quantized in a successive approximation manner to generate a binary sequence, which is divided into subsources and encoded by arithmetic coder with non-causal adaptive context modelling. This method is suited for progressive image transmission (PIT). Experimental results show that SPZC outperforms other state-of-the-art coders such as SPIHT, CREW and LJPEG, but slightly inferior to ECECOW and CALIC in lossless mode. SPZC is simple in both context modelling and implementation.
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Sheung-Yeung WANG, Lai-Man PO, "Embedded Lossless Wavelet-Based Image Coder Based on Successive Partition and Hybrid Bit Scanning" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E84-A, no. 8, pp. 1863-1868, August 2001, doi: .
Abstract: A simple embedded lossless wavelet-based image coding algorithm called Successive Partition Zero Coder (SPZC), which uses hybrid bit scanning and non-causal adaptive context modelling, is proposed. By successive partition the wavelet coefficients in the spatial-frequency domain, the coefficients are ordered based on their absolute range. The prioritized coefficients are quantized in a successive approximation manner to generate a binary sequence, which is divided into subsources and encoded by arithmetic coder with non-causal adaptive context modelling. This method is suited for progressive image transmission (PIT). Experimental results show that SPZC outperforms other state-of-the-art coders such as SPIHT, CREW and LJPEG, but slightly inferior to ECECOW and CALIC in lossless mode. SPZC is simple in both context modelling and implementation.
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