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Fractal image compression with the genetic algorithm
Goertzel, B., Miyamoto, H. & Awata, Y. |
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| The IFS random iteration algorithm, introduced by Michael Barnsley (1988), is a simple and rapid method for generating fractal images. As reported by Mantica and Sloan (1989), when coupled with an appropriate optimization algorithm, it also provides a new approach to image compression. Here we will present the results of a few computational experiments coupling the IFS algorithm with the genetic algorithm. While limited in scope due to their implementation on an 80486-based IBM PC compatible machine, these results are a first step in the exploration of the possibility of doing fractal image compression with genetic algorithms. | |
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Multimedia Links (none) Reference Links (none) Citation Reference Goertzel, B., Miyamoto, H. & Awata, Y. (1994), Fractal image compression with the genetic algorithm, Complexity International, Volume 1, Paper ID: goertz01, URL: http://www.complexity.org.au/vol01/goertz01/ |
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