Image compression is now essential for applications such as transmission and storage in data bases. Set Partitioned
Embedded Block Coder (SPECK), introduced by Asad Islam and Pearlman, is a very effective and computationally
simple technique for image impression. In this paper we present a new image coding method based on SPECK, which
provides even better performance than previously reported it. The new method changed the test way in set to reduce the
execution time, and provided fast encoding/decoding. The experiment results show that the PSNR of the new algorithm
is higher, the MSE of the new algorithm is lower, and the execution time of the new algorithm is less than SPIHT and
SPECK algorithm obtained at the same rate-compression. Especially, the executing time of the new method is much less
than the SPECK. In addition, this scalar quantized scheme, which change the test way in set, has the potential for small
memory usage.
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