| 摘要 |
An image compression and restoration technique may be used as a substitute for JPEG. In this technique, orthogonal transforms are performed on the original image signals without interpolation, which means it requires less calculation than JPEG standard. Furthermore, the degradation of the image quality can be suppressed. After that quantization, re-ordering and Huffman coding follow. The Huffman coding is also unique in the sense that unlike JPEG, it uses the data from the previous blocks which results in a more simple, less CPU intensive codec technique. Conversely, the compressed data is restored using a procedure reverse to that of the aforementioned compression technique.
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