Edge Preserving Image Compression Technique Using Feed Forward Neural Network
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Bajpayee, Sachchidanand
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With the growth of multimedia and internet, compression techniques have become the thrust
area in the fields of computers. Popularity of multimedia has led to the integration of various
types of computer data. Multimedia combines many data types like text, graphics, still
images, animation, audio and video. Image compression is a process of efficiently coding
digital image to reduce the number of bits required in representing image. Its purpose is to
reduce the storage space and transmission cost while maintaining good quality. Many
different image compression techniques currently exist for the compression of different types
of images. In the present research work back propagation neural network training algorithm
has been used. The neural network model has been trained and tested for the different types
of images. Back propagation neural network algorithm helps to increase the performance of
the system and to decrease the convergence time for the training of the neural network. The
aim of this work is to develop an edge preserving image compressing technique using one
hidden layer feed forward neural network of which the neurons are determined adaptively
.The processed image block is fed as a single input pattern while single output pattern has
been constructed from the original image unlike other neural network based technique where
multiple image blocks are fed to train the network. The initialization of weights between the
lone hidden layer by transforming pixel coordinates of the input pattern block into its
equivalent one dimensional representation. The initialization process exhibit better rate
convergence of the back propagation training algorithm as compare to the randomization of
initial weight. The proposed scheme has been demonstrated through several experiments
including lena, girl, cameraman and very promising results in compression as well as in
reconstructed image over convectional neural network based technique are obtained.
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