Titlebook: Data Compression; The Complete Referen David Salomon Book 20074th edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Tadashi Inaba,Yutaka Sawaki,Masataka TokudaThe first part of this chapter discusses the basic features and types of digital images and the main approaches to image compression. This is followed by a description of about 30 different compression methods. The author would like to start with the following observations:

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Terry M. Phillips,Heather KalishText does not occupy much space in the computer. An average book, consisting of a million characters, can be stored uncompressed in about 1 Mbyte, because each character of text occupies one byte (the Colophon at the end of the book illustrates this with accurate data from the book itself).

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Image Compression,The first part of this chapter discusses the basic features and types of digital images and the main approaches to image compression. This is followed by a description of about 30 different compression methods. The author would like to start with the following observations:

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Audio Compression,Text does not occupy much space in the computer. An average book, consisting of a million characters, can be stored uncompressed in about 1 Mbyte, because each character of text occupies one byte (the Colophon at the end of the book illustrates this with accurate data from the book itself).

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Other Methods,Previous chapters discuss the main classes of compression methods: RLE, statistical methods, and dictionary-based methods. There are data compression methods that are not easy to classify and do not clearly belong in any of the classes discussed so far. A few such methods are described here.