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Focused JPEG encoding based upon automatic preidentified regions of interest
Claudio M. Privitera,Lawrence Stark +1 more
- Vol. 3644, pp 552-558
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A focused-procedure based upon a collection of image processing algorithms that serve to identify regions-of-interest (ROIs), over a digital image is developed, so that the JPEG version allows the result of the compression to be formatted into a file compatible for standard JPEG decoding.Abstract:
We have developed a focused-procedure based upon a collection of image processing algorithms that serve to identify regions-of-interest (ROIs), over a digital image. To loci of these ROIs are quantitatively compared with ROIs identified by human eye fixations or glimpses while subjects were looking at the same digital images. The focused- procedure is applied to adjust and adapt the compression ratio over a digital image: - high resolution and poor compression for ROIs; low resolution and strong compression for the major expanse of the entire image. In this way, an overall high compression ratio can be achieved, while at the same time preserving, important visual information within particularly relevant regions of the image. We have bundled the focused-procedures with JPEG, so that the JPEG version allows the result of the compression to be formatted into a file compatible for standard JPEG decoding. Thus, once the image has been compressed, it can be read without difficulty.read more
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