Browsing by Subject "Adaptive subband decompositions"
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Item Open Access Lossless image compression by LMS adaptive filter banks(Elsevier, 2001) Öktem, R.; Çetin, A. Enis; Gerek, O. N.; Öktem, L.; Egiazarian, K.A lossless image compression algorithm based on adaptive subband decomposition is proposed. The subband decomposition is achieved by a two-channel LMS adaptive filter bank. The resulting coefficients are lossy coded first, and then the residual error between the lossy and error-free coefficients is compressed. The locations and the magnitudes of the nonzero coefficients are encoded separately by an hierarchical enumerative coding method. The locations of the nonzero coefficients in children bands are predicted from those in the parent band. The proposed compression algorithm, on the average, provides higher compression ratios than the state-of-the-art methods.Item Open Access Small moving object detection using adaptive subband decomposition and fractional lower order statistics in video sequences(2001-07-08) Bağci, A.Murat; Yardımcı, Y.; Çetin, A. EnisIn this paper, a small moving object method detection method in video sequences is described. In the first step, the camera motion is eliminated using motion compensation. An adaptive subband decomposition structure is then used to analyze the motion compensated image. In the highband subimages moving objects appear as outliers and they are detected using a statistical detection test based on lower order statistics. It turns out that in general, the distribution of the residual error image pixels is almost Gaussian. On the other hand, the distribution of the pixels in the residual image deviates from Gaussianity in the existence of outliers. By detecting the regions containing outliers the boundaries of the moving objects are estimated. Simulation examples are presented.