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19 December 1985 Progressive Transmission Of Digital Diagnostic Images
S. E. Elnahas, R. G. Jost, J. R. Cox, R. L. Hill
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Abstract
Progressive transmission of digital pictures permits the receiver to reconstruct an approximate picture first, then gradually improves the quality of image reconstruction. A performance criterion is formulated for the evaluation of alternative schemes. The use of transform coding techniques to achieve progressive transmission is discussed. Application of the concept of progressive transmission to electronic radiology is introduced, and simulation results for individual images and panels of digital diagnostic images are presented. The relative quality of intermediate image reconstruction seems to be superior to that of other progressive transmission techniques.
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S. E. Elnahas, R. G. Jost, J. R. Cox, and R. L. Hill "Progressive Transmission Of Digital Diagnostic Images", Proc. SPIE 0575, Applications of Digital Image Processing VIII, (19 December 1985); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.966485
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KEYWORDS
Radiology

Image quality

Matrices

Diagnostics

Image restoration

Data communications

Digital image processing

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