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23 September 2011 Centralized and interactive compression of multiview images
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In this paper, we propose two multiview image compression methods. The basic concept of both schemes is the layer-based representation, in which the captured three-dimensional (3D) scene is partitioned into layers each related to a constant depth in the scene. The first algorithm is a centralized scheme where each layer is de-correlated using a separable multi-dimensional wavelet transform applied across the viewpoint and spatial dimensions. The transform is modified to efficiently deal with occlusions and disparity variations for different depths. Although the method achieves a high compression rate, the joint encoding approach requires the transmission of all data to the users. By contrast, in an interactive setting, the users request only a subset of the captured images, but in an unknown order a priori. We address this scenario in the second algorithm using Distributed Source Coding (DSC) principles which reduces the inter-view redundancy and facilitates random access at the image level. We demonstrate that the proposed centralized and interactive methods outperform H.264/MVC and JPEG 2000, respectively.
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Andriy Gelman, Pier Luigi Dragotti, and Vladan Velisavljević "Centralized and interactive compression of multiview images", Proc. SPIE 8135, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXXIV, 81350J (23 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.895982
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KEYWORDS
Discrete wavelet transforms

Image compression

Computer programming

Cameras

Image segmentation

Data compression

Quantization

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