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Researchers Compression Algorithms


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  • - Audio-visual interaction and collaboration, video coding and multimedia communication.
  • - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. Research interests and publications.
  • - Perfect Reconstruction Non-Linear Filter Banks, the Motion Transform. Formerly a student at Georgia Tech.
  • - Variations on Lempen Ziv coding.
  • - Works at JPL. Information-ZIP, gzip, zlib, and PNG.
  • - Image and video compression, motion estimation and compensation Student at the National Univ. of Singapore.
  • - Computer vision, image processing, motion, and compression.
  • - Author of "Managing Gigabytes." CS department head at the University of Canterbury.
  • - Universal algorithms, multiresolution methods, wavelets and fractals, rate-distortion theory, and quantizer theory.
  • - Prediction by partial matching (PPM). At the Robert Gordon University.
  • - Arithmetic coding. Professor of Computer Engineering at UCSC.
  • - Rate-Distortion, affine video coding. Student at Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.
  • - Author of gzip, zlib, coauthor of "The Data Compression Book. "
  • - Huffman Coding (including n-ary Huffman Template Algorithm). At Tadiran Scopus.
  • - Image Processing, Computer Vision, and Communication Theory. Professor at Purdue.
  • - Arithmetic, Huffman, and Lempel-Ziv entropy coding.
  • - University of Rostock, Signal and Image Processing group. Research interests: Data compression, Systematisation. Software, papers and textbook on Image Data Compression.
  • - Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo. Source coding, computer vision, and interative decoding.
  • - Digital Image and Video Communication Systems, Adaptive and Multiresolution Compression Techniques, and Joint Source-Channel Coding For Transmission Over Broadcast Channels and Packet Networks. Assistant Professor at USC.
  • - Wavelets with integer lifting. Student at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
  • - Assistant professor at CalTech. Communications, compression, information theory, image processing.
  • - Rate-distortion theory, source coding. Professor at Princeton.
  • - Vector quantization for signal compression and classification.
  • - Perfect reconstruction filter banks, wavelets, video compression. Assistant Professor at New Mexico State University.
  • - (old student pages)
  • - Coauthor of "Managing Gigabytes." Professor of CS at the University of Waikato.
  • - IRISA, Rennes. Robust source coding, joint source/channel codes. Publications, resources, teaching.
  • - Lossless data compression based on the Burrows-Wheeler Transformation (BWT), author of ABC.
  • - The Data Compression Conference.
  • - Chair of CS department at Duke. Interests include dynamic Huffman codes, arithmetic coding, lossless image compression, and motion compensation for video coding.
  • - Assistant professor at Mississippi State. Image and video processing and coding.
  • - Image and video processing. Assistant Professor of ECE at UIUC.
  • - Professor at Berkeley. Image and video compression.
  • - At the University of New South Wales. Image and video compression and processing.
  • - Coauthor of "The Data Compression Book." Addisoft Consulting, Inc.
  • - Image and video compression and modeling. Professor at Berkley.
  • - University of Melbourne. Interests include text, image, and index compression.
  • - Wavelet-based image compression. Student at USC.
  • - Author of the Archive Comparison Test (data compression benchmarks) and researcher in the area of cryptography and distributed computing.
  • - Huffman codes, digital signal processing, scene analysis. Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at UCSC.
  • - Coauthor of "Elements of Information Theory." Professor at Stanford.
  • - Text compression, Lempel-Ziv coding, author of "The GIF Controversy: A Software Developer's Perspective".


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