Reversible Color Spaces without Increased Bit Depth and Their Adaptive Selection PROJECT TITLE :Reversible Color Spaces without Increased Bit Depth and Their Adaptive SelectionABSTRACT:The economical compression of color pictures requires a processing step exploiting the correlation between the color elements. This is often typically realized employing a color transformation. In lossless compression systems, the reversible color transformation increases the bit-depth for chrominance elements from eight to 9 bits per pixels. This may be avoided by using modulo arithmetic, while keeping the property of reversibility. This letter investigates the impact of these modulo operations on the compression performance, compares totally different processing structures, and proposes a replacement adaptive choice of suitable color areas. It's shown that (i) the limitation of the bit depth usually results in lower compression performance, (ii) the drop in performance depends on the processing structure used, and (iii) the common performance will be improved by the proposed adaptive selection of the colour house. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest PHEVs Bidirectional Charging/Discharging and SoC Control for Microgrid Frequency Stabilization Using Multiple MPC Exploring Data-Level Error Tolerance in High-Performance Solid-State Drives
