DocumentCode
1189989
Title
A low complexity error recovery technique for wavelet image codecs with inter-subband dependency
Author
Yang, Te-Chung ; Kumar, Sunil
Author_Institution
Sharp Labs. of America, Huntington Beach, CA, USA
Volume
48
Issue
4
fYear
2002
fDate
11/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
973
Lastpage
981
Abstract
Error(s) in Huffman coded wavelet coefficients of a subband usually propagates till the end of subband. Self-synchronizing Huffman codes are used to limit the propagation of the error, by reestablishing synchronization. After regaining synchronization, the decoder may still not be able to align each symbol with its correct location due to the wrong number of decoded symbols in the error propagation region. A low complexity scheme is proposed in this research to identify the error propagation region in the subband of a wavelet coded image and re-align displaced coefficients by using inter-subband dependency between coefficients of a corrupted subband and its parent subband. It is demonstrated by experiments that the proposed technique provides a more robust image codec under different error conditions with a very little bit-rate overhead.
Keywords
Huffman codes; codecs; coding errors; data compression; decoding; image coding; synchronisation; transform coding; variable length codes; wavelet transforms; Huffman coded wavelet coefficients; bit-rate overhead; coding errors; corrupted subband; decoder; entropy coded subband coefficients; error conditions; error propagation; error propagation region; inter-subband correlation; inter-subband dependency; low complexity error recovery; parent subband; self-synchronizing Huffman codes; synchronization; variable length code; wavelet coded image; wavelet image codecs; Codecs; Computer errors; Decoding; Entropy; Error correction; Image coding; Laboratories; Robustness; Transform coding; Wavelet coefficients;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Consumer Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0098-3063
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCE.2003.1196428
Filename
1196428
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