Abstract

A fast search method based on principle component analysis (PCA) is proposed to search codewords using vector quantization (VQ) codebooks obtained by PCA with Linde–Buzo–Gray (LBG) algorithms. The PCA sorts vectors of a test image and codewords of a PCA-LBG-based VQ codebook. The first search starts from the first codeword in the sorted codebook, and the next search starts from the previous best-matching codeword position in the sorted codebook. Both forward and backward searches are performed within the set search range until the best-matching codewords for all vectors of the test image are found in a sorted codebook. Because PCA efficiently distinguishes both test image vectors and codebook codewords, the proposed PCA-based fast search method outperforms the conventional algorithms in a codebook search. In particular, the experimental results show that, by using PCA-LBG-based VQ codebooks, the proposed PCA-based fast search method outperforms other methods in terms of peak signal-to-noise ratio for the compressed image, number of codewords searched, and runtime.

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