NASA NTRS · 20010122269
The Visibility of DCT Quantization Noise: Spatial Frequency Summation
Abstract
Computational models of the ability to detect image compression artifacts facilitate the optimization of compression parameters, such as the JPEG quantization matrix. For simplicity, some models assume that the visibility of artifacts containing different spatial frequency components is determined by the most visible component, that is, no summation over components. Using the type of noise generated by quantization in the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) domain, we find a degree of summation between that of probability summation and contrast energy summation.
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Peterson, H. A., Ahumada, A. J., Jr., Watson, A. B., Statler, Irving C.. 1994-01-01. The Visibility of DCT Quantization Noise: Spatial Frequency Summation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010122269
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