Image Compression using Wavelet
by Jebakumari Beulah
27 Jun 2008
(Updated 30 Jun 2008)
No BSD License
This code compress the image using wavelets. Both gray scale and RGB images can be applied and some
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| Description |
The following implementation steps have been made for the devised algorithm, which is based on 2D-wavelet.
1. Reading an image of either gray scale or RGB image.
2. Converting the image into grayscale if the image is RGB.
3. Decomposition of images using wavelets for the level N.
4. Selecting and assigning a wavelet for compression.
5. Generating threshold coefficients using Birge-Massart strategy.
6. Performing the image compression using wavelets.
7. Computing and displaying the results such as compressed image, retained energy and Zero coefficients.
8. Decompression the image based on the wavelet decomposition structure.
9. Plotting the reconstructed image.
10. Computing and displaying the size of original image, compressed image and decompressed image. |
| Required Products |
Wavelet Toolbox
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| MATLAB release |
MATLAB 6.5 (R13)
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