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A lossless image compression system using a binary arithmetic coder

In this paper we incorporate a binary arithmetic coder into a predictive lossless image compression scheme. Its idea arises from the observation that a binary arithmetic coder needs much less computation than a multi-symbol one and therefore should run faster. To map the prediction errors to binary...

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