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BE SKEPTICAL! Not a single mention of "signal to noise ratio" (SNR). If you are going to list compression rates you have to give the associated quality -- SNR
by waynecochran 11y ago
BE SKEPTICAL!
Not a single mention of "signal to noise ratio" (SNR). If you are going to list compression rates you have to give the associated quality -- SNR is used in the literature.
I was suckered into "fractal image compression" by those selling the snake oil back in the 90's -- I am far more skeptical about these things now.
- GhotiFish 11y agocould you go into detail about what you mean with "associated quality"? These are lossless compression algorithms that are being compared here. The only other pertinent details regarding a lossless compression algorithm are the Compression Ratio, CPU usage, and Memory usage.
- waynecochran 11y agoBecause I am an idiot. Disregard. Move along.