Method of compression of digital halftone images on the basis of markov chains with several states

Abstract

The paper presents a mathematical model (MM) of a digital halftone image (DHI) on the basis of a two-dimensional Markov chain with several states; its adequacy to real images is analyzed. On the basis of MM a method of DHI compression is developed. The method provides separation of DHI into binary images with subsequent combining of two digits in a plane. Each plane is considered as a two-dimensional random Markov process with several (N=4) states. On the basis of the theory of random Markov processes prediction of the plane elements is carried out. All incorrectly predicted elements are located in a bit stream and serve as a reference for the recovery of the image. Separation of areas containing background noise with a structure similar to the white gaussian noise (WGN) is carried out beforehand for the planes containing low- order bits, these areas are not stored, they are filled with WGN samples in case of restoration. The efficiencyof the method is no inferior to that of known methods of compression based on DCT or DWT, it does not involve computing operations and makes it possible to work with multidigital images (8 and more digits) without increase in the time of compression due to parallel processing of the planes.

About the authors

E. P. Petrov

Vyatka State University

Author for correspondence.
Email: EPetrov@mail.ru

Doctor of Science (Engineering), Professor

Head of the Department of Radio Electronic Means

Russian Federation

N. L. Harina

Vyatka State University

Email: Natal_res@mail.ru

Candidate of Science (Engineering)

Associate Professor, Department of Radio Electronic Means

Russian Federation

E. D. Rzhanikova

Vyatka State University

Email: lavrova_elena@bk.ru

Postgraduate student

Russian Federation

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