GROUP 12

LOSSY IMAGE
COMPRESSION
USING SINGULAR VALUE DECOMPOSITION AND
WAVELET DIFFERENCE REDUCTION
 Introduction

What is Image
Compression ?
Removes redundant data to reduce the 2 Categories
amount of bits required to represent an Lossless and Lossy, depending on whether
image. the original image can be fully recovered.
 Introduction

Why is it needed ?
Because of the large amount of data Therefore,
required to depict digital images, The quantity of data used to represent
transmission is slow and storage is costly. these photos must be reduced.
Compression
Techniques
3 Existing Techniques
JPEG2000
What is it?
High-performance image
compression technique based on
the discrete wavelet transform
and also uses ‘tiling’.
Tiling reduces memory
requirements and also improves
compression performance.
SVD
What is it?
It's a technique that achieves
compression by using a smaller
rank to approximate the original
matrix representing an image.
In terms of compression, more
advanced algorithms which
consider human perception,
surpass SVD compression.
WDR
What is it?
It's a compression technique that
is based on the wavelet
difference algorithm.
WDR uses the above-mentioned
algorithm which takes advantage
of the image's local properties to
achieve high compression ratios.
Proposed Technique
JPEG2000
What is it?
High-performance image
compression technique based on
the discrete wavelet transform
and also uses ‘tiling’.
Tiling reduces memory
requirements and also improves
compression performance.
SVD
What is it?
It's a technique that achieves
compression by using a smaller
rank to approximate the original
matrix representing an image.
In terms of compression, more
advanced algorithms which
consider human perception,
surpass SVD compression.
WDR
What is it?
It's a compression technique that
is based on the wavelet
difference algorithm.
WDR uses the above-mentioned
algorithm which takes advantage
of the image's local properties to
achieve high compression ratios.
 Why this technique ?

SVD + WDR

SVD compression method has WDR compression provides

exceedingly high PSNR values but reasonably high PSNR at very high
poor compression ratios. compression ratios.

By combining the WDR approach with the SVD image compression technology, the WDR technique's performance
can be improved.
Code
Demostration
& Results