NASA NTRS · 19990113166
Dictionary Approaches to Image Compression and Reconstruction
Abstract
This paper proposes using a collection of parameterized waveforms, known as a dictionary, for the purpose of medical image compression. These waveforms, denoted as phi(sub gamma), are discrete time signals, where gamma represents the dictionary index. A dictionary with a collection of these waveforms is typically complete or overcomplete. Given such a dictionary, the goal is to obtain a representation image based on the dictionary. We examine the effectiveness of applying Basis Pursuit (BP), Best Orthogonal Basis (BOB), Matching Pursuits (MP), and the Method of Frames (MOF) methods for the compression of digitized radiological images with a wavelet-packet dictionary. The performance of these algorithms is studied for medical images with and without additive noise.
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Ziyad, Nigel A., Gilmore, Erwin T., Chouikha, Mohamed F.. 1998-01-01. Dictionary Approaches to Image Compression and Reconstruction. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990113166
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