Resolution conversion upon hierarchical coding and decoding

Image analysis – Image compression or coding – Pyramid – hierarchy – or tree structure

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C382S232000, C375S240190

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ABSTRACT:
In a decoding method of decoding encoded image data which has been hierarchically encoded in advance, a size of an image to be outputted is determined, and then the encoded image data is decoded up to a layer of hierarchy which is at least one layer more than a minimum number of layer/layers of hierarchy necessary to acquire an image of the determined size.

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