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Karhunen Lòeve Transform (KLT)

  The KLT is a linear transform where the basis functions are taken from the statistics of the signal, and can thus be adaptive. It is optimal in the sense of energy compaction, i.e it places as much energy as possible in as few coefficients as possible. The KLT is also called Principal Component Analysis, is also equivalent with the Singular Value Decomposition. The transform is generally not separable, and thus the full matrix multiplication must be performed:

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where the U is the basis for the transform. U is estimated from a number of tex2html_wrap_inline1090 :

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The adaptiveness is not used in the coder, and the basis functions are calculated off-line in MatLab.



Bosse Lincoln
Sat Mar 7 16:27:43 PST 1998