Golomb coding

Known as: Golomb, Golomb-Rice code, Golomb Rice code

Golomb coding is a lossless data compression method using a family of data compression codes invented by Solomon W. Golomb in the 1960s. Alphabets…

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2013

In most digital cameras, Bayer Color Filter Array (CFA) images are captured and demosaicing is generally carried out before…

2010

Summary Today's communication is mostly in the form of voice and data. The amount of data and voice that are transferred from one…

2007

Trigram language models are compressed using a Golomb coding method inspired by the original Unix spell program. Compression…

2007

In this paper, we proposed a test data compression scheme targeted for minimizing the amount of test data. The proposed scheme…

2005

An analog-to-digital converter with data compression capabilities is described. By sharing circuits between an integrating…

2002

The present invention is the that the data relates to an apparatus and method for encoding the data represented as the quantized…

2001

We present a new test data compression method and decompression architecture based on variable-to-variable-length Golomb codes…

1999

Fast and efficient image compression can be achieved with the progressive wavelet coder (PWC) introduced. Unlike many previous…

1999

Abstract Fast and efficient image compression can be achieved with the progressive wavelet coder (PWC)introduced in this paper…

1998

This paper focuses on the design of an adaptive lossless compression algorithm for audio waveforms, which aims to be used in…