Image compression system using halftoning and inverse halftoning

Image analysis – Image compression or coding – Gray level to binary coding

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358456, G06K 936, G06K 946

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ABSTRACT:
A two-layer image compression device is disclosed with a halftone circuit, an inverse halftone circuit and a quantization circuit. In this circuit, the halftone circuit converts the input gray-scale image into a binary image and rearranges the binary image output sequence to serve as a base layer of the input gray-scale image. The inverse halftone circuit recovers a predicted image from the binary image using the LMS algorithm and multi-table look-up methods. The quantization circuit then compares the input gray-scale image with the predicted image and encodes the difference between them to obtain an enhancement layer of the input gray-scale image.

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