International Journal of Image, Graphics and Signal Processing (IJIGSP)
IJIGSP Vol. 2, No. 1, 8 Jan. 2010
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Adaptive Remote Sensing Texture Compression on GPU
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Author(s)
Xiao-Xia Lu
1,*
Si-Kun Li
1
Index Terms
Texture compression, self-adaptive, Human Visual System, vector quantizer, GPU
Abstract
Considering the properties of remote sensing texture such as strong randomness and weak local correlation, a novel adaptive compression method based on vector quantizer is presented and implemented on GPU. Utilizing the property of Human Visual System (HVS), a new similarity measurement function is designed instead of using Euclid distance. Correlated threshold between blocks can be obtained adaptively according to the property of different images without artificial auxiliary. Furthermore, a self-adaptive threshold adjustment during the compression is designed to improve the reconstruct quality. Experiments show that the method can handle various resolution images adaptively. It can achieve satisfied compression rate and reconstruct quality at the same time. Index is coded to further increase the compression rate. The coding way is designed to guarantee accessing the index randomly too. Furthermore, the compression and decompression process is speed up with the usage of GPU, on account of their parallelism.
Cite This Paper
Xiao-Xia Lu,Si-Kun Li, "Adaptive Remote Sensing Texture Compression on GPU", IJIGSP, vol.2, no.1, pp.46-52, 2010. DOI: 10.5815/ijigsp.2010.01.06
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