Energy compaction capability of DCT and DHT with CT image constraints
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Digital Signal Processing Proceedings, 1997. DSP 97., 1997 13th International Conference on
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International Conference on Digital Signal Processing
Journal Volume
1
Pages
345-348
Date Issued
1997-07
Date
1997-07
Author(s)
Hsu, Chiou-Ting
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N/A
Abstract
Since computerized tomography (CT) images have general structures consisting of an approximately elliptical region containing almost all of the image energy and are bounded by a region in which the image intensity is essential zero, the property must be introduced into the source model for performing transform coding analysis. For 3-D CT image data sets, in order to take advantage of the time-domain correlation between contiguous images, the difference between consecutive images is encoded instead of the original one. The energy compaction capabilities of DCT and DHT using a 2-D source model (for spatial dependence) and a difference model (for time dependence) with boundary constraints, both separable and non-separable, are explored. Experiments are performed to verify that DHT is suitable to be used in transform coding for CT data.
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