Method of reducing mosquito noise generated during decoding proc

Image analysis – Image compression or coding – Including details of decompression

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358432, 382232, H04N 5210, H04N 140

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ABSTRACT:
A device for decoding coded image data to generate decoded image data by applying inverse orthogonal transformation to each block into which the coded image data is divided includes a quantization-information detecting unit detecting block-quantization-step-size information indicative of quantization step sizes used for a given block, and a frequency-characteristic modifying unit modifying high frequency components of the decoded image data for the given block based on the block-quantization-step-size information, the high frequency components having frequencies higher than a predetermined frequency.

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