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Wavelet and Fractal Transforms for Image Compression

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With the development of communication technology and digital image processing, the demand for more and better images is increasing. New compression techniques are needed for storage and transmission. Fractal coding is one of the promising new coding techniques to increase compression ratios, that is beginning to be adopted worldwide by the way of the Internet. It is based on the work of Barnsley on fractals and iterated functions systems to describe them [1]. Jacquin was the first to derive an automatic fractal coding algorithm for still images [2], rapidly followed by many others [3].

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Cesbron, F.C., Malassenet, F.J. (1997). Wavelet and Fractal Transforms for Image Compression. In: Lévy Véhel, J., Lutton, E., Tricot, C. (eds) Fractals in Engineering. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0995-2_21

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