Transcript Document 7312047

JPEG 2000
CS 525 Research Project
Spring 2008
Presented By Ankur Chattopadhyay
University Of Colorado At Colorado
Springs
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Overview
 What is JPEG 2000?
 Technology Description (The Overall
Technique)
 JPEG2000 Vs JPEG (Analysis)
 Tools Used For Testing Technology
 Results From The Tests Conducted
 Conclusions : Why and where should
we use JPEG2K?
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So what is JPEG2K?
 Image compression standard for the next
millennium
 Uses DWT (Discrete Wavelet Transform)
instead of DCT
 Intended to compliment, not replace, the
current JPEG standards
 Addresses areas where JPEG (or
previous compression techniques) have
failed to give best quality performance
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Main Criteria
 Progressive recovery of an image by
resolution or fidelity
 Region Of Interest (ROI) coding (i.e.
specific regions can have different
resolution)
 Random access to any region without
fully decoding image stream
 File format allows opacity information
and image sequences (animation)
 Good error resilience
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Standard Codec Process
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JPEG2K Codec Components
 Source Image Model:
RGB, Grayscale
‘Sheets’ (Varying size; maximum no. 2^14)
 Reference Grid: Square Samples; Maximum
Dimension 2^32 -1
 Tiling: Divide each ‘sheet’ component into 9
smaller rectangles
 Codec Structure: - Intercomponent Transform:
Irreversible Component Transform (ICT) – real
lossy , Reversible Color Transform (RCT) – integer
lossy / lossless
- Intracomponent Transform: 1D DWT (2 sub
bands); 2D DWT (4 sub bands); variable
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component resolution R
Intra Component Transform
Subbands
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JPEG2K Codec Components
 Quantization/Dequantization: same as JPEG
 Tier-1 Coding: Bit-Plane Coding (coefficients
sent into code-blocks and then packaged
into “planes” with symbols)
 Tier-2 Coding: Code blocks are placed into
‘data-packets’; bit-errors can occur but at
individual packet level
 ROI Encoding: Focus on area of priority
 Code Stream: Packetized data in integer
byte size
 File Format: Allows opacity, ownership,
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origin, even animation
Why not JPEG?
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Shortcomings of JPEG:Lossy by nature
Based on DCT blocks (fixed length size)
Correlation across the block boundaries lead
to noticeable and annoying ‘blocking artifacts'
particularly at low bit rates
No provision/support for:Multi resolution
Progressive transmission
Robust error handling
Advanced file format
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Why JPEG2K?
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Wavelet based scheme (DWT) outperforms DCT &
other coding schemes:Basic components have variable length
Flexible sub-band structures
At higher compression successfully avoids
‘blocking artifacts’
More robust under transmission and decoding
errors
Facilitates progressive transmission of images
Better matched to the HVS characteristics because
of inherent multi resolution nature
Suitable for applications where scalability and
tolerable degradation are critical
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What Are Blocking Artifacts
At High Compression?
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Analyzing JPEG2K
Strengths of JPEG2000
Weaknesses of JPEG2000
 For “massive compressions”, it
wins hands down
 Provides uniformity
 Accommodates both lossy and
lossless modes
 ROI encoding feature
 Scaled image reconstruction
(progressive display)
 Images can appear out-of-focus
and less detailed after being
compressed
as
the
wavelet
transform uniformly compresses the
entire image (as opposed to DCT
block encoding in JPEG)
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LuraWave SmartCompress Tool
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Software product by LuraTech; Free download (demo version)
at www.luratech.com in different forms of packages
Successfully implements JPEG 2000 wavelet compression
Advantages: - Fast compression and decompression
Program can be run from the command line or from other
programs enabling the program to act as a viewer for custom
application
LuraWave.jp2 images are full fledged JPEG2000 images
Standard and can be viewed with any JPEG2000 compliant
software
Both lossy & lossless compression at a selectable, userdefined compression rate, image (file) size or visual quality
Supported Image Formats: TIFF, BMP, PPM, PGM,JPEG,
.JP2 and LWF (LuraWaveFormat)
Browser plug-ins: MS compatible, Netscape and ActiveX
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available; also PhotoShop, QuickTime, etc.
JPEG 2000 Test Tool
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Memory optimized compression (Baseline)
Compression/Decompression supporting user-specified
regions of higher quality within the image (ROI)
Integrated with image password protection
Another suggested tool: CompressIt by WaveL Software
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Test Results
Conversion of JPEG to Lossless
.JP2 takes up more memory.
Original: JPEG
2300 KB
Lossless:
815 KB
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1:168 LOSSY COMPRESSION
Recall: original file was
2300 KB JPEG image
.jp2
13.7 K
JPEG
13.7 K
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Summary – JPEG2K Vs JPEG
Lossless
Compression
J2K
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JPEG
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Lossy
Compression
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Progressive
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Random Access
ROI Coding
Low Complexity
Error Resilience
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JPEG2K Vs JPEG In Pics
Original
969 KB Bitmap
.jp2
7.29 KB
JPEG
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References
 ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 1 N 1814, “A study of JPEG 2000
still image coding versus other standards,” July 2000
 ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 1 N 2412, “The JPEG-2000 Still
Image Compression,” September 1, 2001
 Richard Clark, “An introduction to JPEG 2000 and
watermarking” (http://elysium.ltd.uk )
 R. Colin Johnson, “JPEG2000 wavelet compression spec
approved,” December 29, 1999
(http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG19991228S0028 )
 http://www.amara.com/IEEEwave/IEEEwavelet.html
(Publications & Other Material By Amara Graps)
 http://perso.orange.fr/polyvalens/clemens/wavelets/wavelets.
html (Publications & Other Material By Clemens Valens)
 http://www.bearcave.com/misl/misl_tech/wavelets/index.html
(Publications & Other Material By Ian Kaplan)
 http://users.rowan.edu/~polikar/WAVELETS/WTtutorial.html
(Publications & Other Material By Robi Polikar)
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