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Modified ICA algorithms for finding optimal transforms in transform coding

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Comparison of the performances in high-rate transform coding between the classical Karhunen-Loeve Transform (KLT) and the transforms returned by the new algorithms are given.
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In this paper we present two new algorithms that compute the linear optimal transform in high-rate transform coding, for non Gaussian data. One algorithm computes the optimal orthogonal transform, and the other the optimal linear transform. Comparison of the performances in high-rate transform coding between the classical Karhunen-Loeve Transform (KLT) and the transforms returned by the new algorithms are given. On synthetic data, the transforms given by the new algorithms perform significantly better that the KLT, however on real data all the transforms, included KLT, give roughly the same coding gain.

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