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JPEG

<p>Dec 02, 2012 08:16 PM

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LOSSY comprehension of images.

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adjustable compression... typical is 1 to 10 with little perception loss.

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most common format on WWW.

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max image size of 64k by 64k.

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typical use: &#160;photos and paiting sof realistic scenes with smooth variations.

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most common for cameras.

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jpeg not suited for line drawings... textual or iconic graphics.

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JPEG compression: &#160;

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ENCODING: &#160;see DCT &#160;Discrete Cosine Transform &#160;and see

&#160;8 by 8 block of &#160;wavelets.... &#160;it &#160;makes a combo of these.

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note: it is diag symmetric. &#160;&#160;red checkerboard...

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Quantization: &#160;human eye is good at seeing small diffs in brightness over a large area but not

a high freq brightness variation..... &#160;SO, can greatly reduce info in high freq compts.

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so, just divide each compot in the freq domain by a constant

and round it off... &#160;this is the ONLY lossy oper in the whole DCT.

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see Photos of JPEGS at end... of varying quality

(bb: &#160;could be that highly eccentric parts of a visual image &#160;(peripheral/ non foveated;

are simply &#160;highly compressed versions of the image... useful for foveation direction).

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