A challenging effort that necessitates a thorough understanding of wavelet transforms, entropy coding, and bit manipulation is the implementation of the SPIHT (Set Partitioning In Hierarchical Trees) image compression technique from scratch. Listed below is a high-level breakdown of the procedures needed to implement SPIHT image compression:
1. Image preprocessing
- Load the source image.
- If the image is in colour, convert it to grayscale.
- Create the data structures and image dimensions.
1. Image preprocessing
- Load the source image.
- If the image is in colour, convert it to grayscale.
- Create the data structures and image dimensions.
2. Wavelet Transform:
- To extract wavelet coefficients, apply a wavelet transform to the picture (e.g., Haar, Daubechies).
- Split the image up into several resolution levels.
3. Initialization:
- Set parameters like the bit depth (B) and the maximum bitplane level (L).
- Create lists with initial coefficients for significant and unimportant values.
4. Bitplane Coding
- Start with the bitplane with the highest bitrate (k = L).
- Determine the bitplane's threshold (T).
- Repeat this process with the current bitplane's wavelet coefficients:
- Mark a coefficient as important and encode it if it exceeds or is equal to the threshold.
- If not, classify it as inconsequential.
- Update the bitplane's k-1 bitplane's threshold.
- If not, classify it as inconsequential.
- Update the bitplane's k-1 bitplane's threshold.
5. Entropy Coding:
- Use entropy coding strategies like Huffman coding, arithmetic coding, or Golomb coding to encode the significant coefficients.
- Produce an encoded coefficient bitstream.
6. Bitplane Update:
Up until the least significant bitplane (k = 0), repeat steps 4 and 5 for lower bitplanes (k-1, k-2, etc.).
7. Optional Run-Length Encoding
- Run-Length Encoding (RLE) or another compression method should be used to reduce the size of the bitstream containing unimportant coefficients.
8. Product:
- Produce the bitstream after compression.
- Save decompression-related metadata, such as image size and encoding specifications.
9. Decompression is an optional step:
- Use the received coefficients to execute the inverse wavelet transform in order to recreate the image.
- Reconstruct the image using the compression procedure in reverse.
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The following are the steps involved in SPIHT Image Compression.
-- Input image is in row form (Uncompressed form)
-- Apply Transform CDF 5/3 Wavelet
-- Apply Quantization
-- Apply SPIHT Encoding
-- Get compressed code Stream.
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