Adaptive compression

Adaptive compression refers to a technique or algorithm that adjusts the compression method used based on the type of data being processed or transmitted. It may involve tree-based partitioning or other methods to optimize the compression process. The goal of adaptive compression is to achieve maximum compression efficiency while minimizing data loss or distortion. It is commonly used in modems and other data transmission systems to improve bandwidth utilization and reduce transmission time.From: Circuits at the Nanoscale [2018], Data and Computer Communications [2019]

Image-Processing Engines

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Published in Junichi Nakamura, Image Sensors and Signal Processing for Digital Still Cameras, 2017

Seiichiro Watanabe

The second area that future DBE should address is in advanced image-processing technologies, such as real-time image recognition for improving AF/AE performance of a digital camera; advanced data compression technology that requires an object-adaptive compression algorithm; and an image-mining algorithm for finding images in storage devices in a faster and more user-friendly manner.

An email-based high capacity text steganography using repeating characters

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Published in International Journal of Computers and Applications, 2021

Mansoor Fateh, Mohsen Rezvani

Step 1: In the first step, the secret message is converted to a stream numbers using the LZW compression [14]. LZW is lossless dictionary based adaptive compression algorithm. LZW compression works by reading a sequence of symbols, grouping the symbols into strings, and converting the strings into integer codes. Decompression converts codes back into strings, obtaining the original symbols. 6. After that, these numbers are converted to binary and a bit stream is generated from the secret message.

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