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Digital Picture Processing, 2nd Edition
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Digital Picture Processing, 2nd Edition

by Azriel Rosenfeld, Avinash C. Kak
January 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
435 pages
18h 42m
English
Morgan Kaufmann
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5 Compression
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Xc Xc
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I9
Ο
β
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I5
Xe
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Xq
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(b)
Fig.
/6 (a)
Picture used
for
obtaining
the
results shown
in
Figs. 17-19. (From Habibi
[31].)
(b) As the
picture
is
scanned
row by row, S
0
represents
the
current sample,
Si the
sample
one
line above,
and so on as
shown
in the
figure.
starting at the top. At a given instant in time, let S
0
represent the current
sample, S
x
the sample one line above, and so on as shown in Fig. 16b. Let
R
s
(Uj)
denote
the
expectation
E{SiSj}.
We
have
used
the
subscript
s in
Rs(hj)to
avoid confusion with the autocorrelation R(<x, β) of a homogeneous
random field. ...
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