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About this paper
Kai Wang, Yuanchao Bai, Daxin Li, Deming Zhai, Junjun Jiang, Xianming Liu
A novel Bit-Division based Lossless Volumetric Image Compression (BD-LVIC) framework provides state-of-the-art lossless compression for high bit-depth medical images. The system improves bits-per-voxel (BPV) performance by 4.5% over previous deep learning methods while maintaining competitive coding speeds through bit-plane division and a parallel autoregressive coding module.
Key insights
- Splitting high bit-depth medical images into Most Significant Bit-Volume (MSBV) and Least Significant Bit-Volume (LSBV) effectively addresses the "curse of high bit-depth" by allowing specialized compression strategies.
- A hybrid approach, combining traditional codecs for the sparse MSBV and a learning-based model for the complex LSBV, outperforms methods relying solely on one paradigm.
- Introducing a parallel autoregressive coding scheme with an an optimized scanning angle significantly improves coding speed, making learned lossless compression more practical for real-world medical applications.
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