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Medical images compression by neural networks

Authors: Zakaria Benahmed Daho; Nacéra Benamrane; Arnaud Fréville;

Medical images compression by neural networks

Abstract

This paper presents a compression method for still images, based on Kohonen's neural network. To avoid the edge degradation caused by high compression ratio, the blocks are classified into two classes : blocks with high activity (edge blocks) and blocs with low activity. The image is divided first into blocks of 16 pixels. Each block of high activity are divided again into small blocks of 4 pixels. Blocks of high and low activity are coded separately with different codebooks. We have obtained a noticeable improvement of visual quality of all the rebuild images while keeping an important compression rate. This method has been tested on medical images.

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