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PICtor PIC image format

Known as: PIC 
PICtor is an image file format developed by John Bridges, the principal author of PCPaint, the first Paintbrush program for the PC. It was also the… 
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2011
2011
Orbit of an Image Under Iterated System II
An orbital picture is a mathematical structure depicting the path of an object under Iterated Function System. Orbital and V… 
2008
2008
Graphics Image Compression Using JPEG2000
The unified framework of the JPEG2000 architecture makes practical high quality real-time compression possible even in video mode… 
2007
2007
Application of Fractal Theory for On-Line and Off-Line Farsi Digit Recognition
Fractal theory has been used for computer graphics, image compression and different fields of pattern recognition. In this paper… 
2006
2006
One Dimensional Fractal Coder for Online Signature Recognition
Fractal theory has been used for computer graphics, image compression and different fields of pattern recognition. In this paper… 
2006
2006
Spatial Logic Programming
We show that the mechanism underlying Logic Programming can be extended to handle the situation when the atoms are interpreted as… 
2005
2005
High Speed Motion Estimation Using Stream Processing
Media processing applications are dominant in many new workloads today. These applications including 3D graphics, image… 
2004
2004
Use of Wavelet Transform Extension for Graphics Image Compression using JPEG 2000 Standard
The new image compression standard JPEG2000, provides high compression rates for the same visual quality for gray and color… 
2001
2001
Programmable stream processors - Computer
T he complexity of modern media processing, including 3D graphics, image compression, and signal processing, requires tens to… 
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