Arrangement for storing or transmitting and for recovering pictu

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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340347DD, 358260, 358280, 360 91, 364727, H04N 712

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ABSTRACT:
In the conventional transformation coding of pictures the value ranges of the coefficients then produced are extended during the performance of the individual arithmetical steps. As a result thereof these coefficients have a great redundancy. According to the invention, the arithmetical steps which are formed by the basic transformation of two values are performed so that as a result of each arithmetical step only the original word length is obtained, because in each arithmetical step a portion of the value range of the result is mapped onto a different area. An example for the technical implementation of such a mapping on modified coefficients and the retransformation of these modified coefficients is described.

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