Publication

The JPEG XR Image Coding Standard

Touradj Ebrahimi, Frédéric Dufaux
2009
Journal Articles

Abstract

JPEG XR is the newest image coding standard from the JPEG committee. It primarily targets the representation of continuous-tone still images such as photographic images, and achieves high image quality, on par with JPEG 2000, while requiring low computational resources and storage capacity. Moreover, it effectively addresses the needs of emerging high dynamic range imagery applications by including support for a wide range of image representation formats

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