arXiv (Cornell University) · 2019 · 10 citations · 0 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer GraphicsComputer VisionDigital ImagingData CompressionDigital Image ProcessingImage CompressionImage QualityLossless Data CompressionLossy Data CompressionBlock CodingCompressionDistributed Image CompressionLossless Image CompressionProgressive Image CodingScalable Image CompressionTransform CodingVideo Compression
JPEG XL is a practical approach focused on scalable web distribution and efficient compression of high-quality images. It provides various benefits compared to existing image formats: 60% size reduction at equivalent subjective quality; fast, parallelizable decoding and encoding configurations; features such as progressive, lossless, animation, and reversible transcoding of existing JPEG with 22% size reduction; support for high-quality applications including wide gamut, higher resolution/bit depth/dynamic range, and visually lossless coding. The JPEG XL architecture is traditional block-transform coding with upgrades to each component.