NASA NTRS · 19960008288
KRESKA: A compression system for small and very large images
Abstract
An effective lossless compression system for grayscale images is presented using finite context variable order Markov models. A new method to accurately estimate the probability of the escape symbol is proposed. The choice of the best model order and rules for selecting context pixels are discussed. Two context precision and two symbol precision techniques to handle noisy image data with Markov models are introduced. Results indicate that finite context variable order Markov models lead to effective lossless compression systems for small and very large images. The system achieves higher compression ratios than some of the better known image compression techniques such as lossless JPEG, JBIG, or FELICS.
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Ohnesorge, Krystyna W., Sennhauser, Rene. 1995-10-01. KRESKA: A compression system for small and very large images. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960008288
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