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Color Cell Compression

Known as: Colour Cell Compression 
Color Cell Compression is a lossy image compression algorithm developed by Campbell et al., in 1986, which can be considered an early forerunner of… 
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2010
2010
Perancangan Program Aplikasi Kompresi Citra Bewarna Menggunakan Metode Color Cell Compression
Color Cell Compression merupakan teknik kompresi yang membagi citra bewarna menjadi blok-blok kecil yang dinamakan “ color cells… 
2003
2003
EACCC - An Evolutionary Algorithm for Color Cell Compression
High quality images and video sequences are important components of multimedia applications and digital video broadcasting… 
1995
1995
High-speed volume rendering using redundant block compression
  • G. Knittel
  • Proceedings Visualization '95
  • 1995
  • Corpus ID: 45526900
Presents a novel volume rendering method which offers high rendering speed on standard workstations. It is based on a lossy data… 
1994
1994
Extended Color Cell Compression a Runtime-eecient Compression Scheme for Software Video Extended Color Cell Compression a Runtime-eecient Compression Scheme for Software Video
Multimedia applications require a compression and decompression scheme for digital video. The standardized and widely used… 
1991
1991
Extensions of the Color-Cell-Compression-Algorithm
A non information preserving technique for compression of images and image sequences is presented. The algorithm can be applied… 
1990
1990
A new microcomputer based imaging system with C/sup 3/ technique
To address the needs of a variety of image processing applications, a new microcomputer-based imaging system using color cell… 
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