Image compression by pointwise prototype correspondence using sh

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Shape generating

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ABSTRACT:
An image processing system (100) analyzes novel images in one of three modes. In a first mode, the system learns a model based on vectorized prototype images, and uses the model to characterize the shape of a novel image as a pixel-by-pixel linear combination of the prototype shapes. In a second mode, both shape and texture vectors are used to characterize the novel image as a linear combination of the prototypes. In a third mode, shape information is modeled by a linear combination of prototypes and texture information is modeled by an optical flow, and processing of shape and texture information is interleaved. Novel images are synthesized by analysis of input images using transformed prototypes. Image compression is achieved by storing or transmitting parameter vectors relating the novel or applied images to the prototypes.

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