DocumentCode
759018
Title
A Technique for Producing Scalable Color-Quantized Images With Error Diffusion
Author
Fung, Yik-Hing ; Chan, Yuk-Hee
Author_Institution
Centre for Multimedia Signal Process., Hong Kong
Volume
15
Issue
10
fYear
2006
Firstpage
3218
Lastpage
3224
Abstract
To reliably and efficiently deliver media information to diverse clients over heterogeneous networks, the media involved must be scalable. In this paper, a color quantization algorithm for generating scalable color-indexed images is proposed based on a multiscale error diffusion framework. Images of lower resolutions are embedded in the outputs such that a simple down-sampling process can extract images of any desirable resolutions. Images possessing this scalable property support transmission over the Internet which contains clients with different display resolutions, systems with different caching resources and networks with varying bandwidths and QoS capabilities. Unlike most of the color halftoning algorithms available nowadays, the proposed algorithm is not dedicated for printing applications but for color-indexed displays. It works with any arbitrary palettes of different size
Keywords
Internet; feature extraction; image colour analysis; image resolution; image sampling; quality of service; Internet; QoS capabilities; color halftoning algorithms; display resolutions; down-sampling process; heterogeneous networks; multiscale error diffusion; scalable color-indexed images; scalable color-quantized images; Bandwidth; Color; Displays; Filters; Image resolution; Image sampling; Nonhomogeneous media; Quantization; Signal processing; Signal processing algorithms; Color index; color quantization; directional hysteresis; error diffusion; halftoning; multiscale processing; scalable media;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Image Processing, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1057-7149
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIP.2006.877480
Filename
1703608
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