Picture compressing and restoring system and record pattern form

Image analysis – Image compression or coding

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ABSTRACT:
Total image processing by way of high-speed parallel optical operations. A multiplication device memorizes a series of optical density figures representing a series of orthogonal function patterns and performs optical multiplications upon an original picture in comparison with each of the orthogonal function patterns. A summation device determines the expansion coefficients of the orthogonal functions for the whole original picture from the operation results obtained by the multiplication device. A quantizing and encoding device quantizes and encodes the orthogonal function expanding coefficients obtained by the summation device for compressing the data. The encoded data is transmitted to a picture restoring section which has the same optical system as the picture compressing section. This enables the system to conduct two-way picture encoding and restoring.

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