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From Tables 2 and 3, we can see that compared with traditional algorithms, our
hierarchical clustering VQ framework can achieve higher PSNR performance with
much smaller codebook size. This is attributed to the codebook generation with
smaller vector dimension for structure regions. For this reason, the reconstruction
quality measured by PSNR and SSIM can be improved significantly with much
smaller codebook size at the cost of slight increase in compression rate.
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Conclusion
In this paper, a new hierarchical clustering VQ framework is proposed. It can generate
the codebooks with different sizes and dimensions according to the different informa-
tion regions, making it more adaptable to the specific regions of an image. By apply-
ing our framework to some basic testing images, the experimental results demonstrate
the superiority of the proposed framework to other traditional algorithms. In the future
work, the traditional FCM algorithm should be optimized to avoid falling into the
local optimum. Besides, we can add more layers and higher dimensional codewords
to reduce the compression bit rate in our framework.
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