Image signal coding method and device thereof, image signal deco

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348405, H04N 730

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059824344

ABSTRACT:
In an image coding device and method for coding an image signal employing sub-band transforms, an inputted image signal is hierarchically divided into a plurality of frequency bands using sub-band transforms and a plurality of frequency band signals are generated, with each frequency band signal comprising sub-band transform coefficients. The sub-band transform coefficients of each frequency band signal are then coded using zero tree coding and run length coding in a more efficient manner than with related devices and methods.

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