Re: DCT and DWT common spectral features
- From: Marco Al <m.f.al@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 10:29:15 +0100
K. wrote:
for instance, if you were to do IDWT on only LH3 subband from this example you would get some approximation of the input image. now the question is, which set of DCT coefficients (taken from ALL 8x8 blocks - e.g. elements 7,8,9 and 15 from each block or something like that) would give SIMMILAR results after IDCT. then i would consider those two sets of coefficients to capture "simmilar" information about an image.
You can zero all the high frequency components in the DCT domain and still get a decent reconstruction of the image ... in both cases you are approximately low pass filtering the image. Very approximately though, you certainly wont be able to get a 1:1 mapping between these two subsets of coefficients.
PS. try capitalization, and it's similar. .
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