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High compression efficiency image compression algorithm based on subsampling for capsule endoscopy

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In this paper, a simple image compression algorithm is proposed for wireless capsule endoscopy. The proposed algorithm consists of new simplified YUV colour space, corner clipping, uniform quantization, subsampling, differential pulse code modulation and Golomb Rice code. Simplified YUV colour space is proposed based on special nature of endoscopic images and provide good results. The quantization and subsampling are used as lossy compression techniques and fixed Golomb-Rice code is used to encode residual value obtained after differential pulse code modulation operation. Here performance of different combination of quantization and subsampling techniques are analyzed based combination along with the proposed compression algorithm provides compression ratio of 89.3% and peak signal noise ratio of 45.1. the proposed algorithm provided better results as compared to various reported algorithms in literature in term of CR and PSNR.

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The authors are grateful to government of India for the financial support through Visvesvaraya Ph.D scheme grant

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Malathkar, N.V., Soni, S.K. High compression efficiency image compression algorithm based on subsampling for capsule endoscopy. Multimed Tools Appl 80, 22163–22175 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-021-10808-0

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