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    • Signal processing

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    • Color filter arrays (CFAs) are fundamental to modern color image sensors, enabling spatial multiplexing of color information.
    • Current lossless compression techniques for raw sensor data rely on exploiting spatial and cross-color correlations, often using lifting schemes.
    • White balance is a critical step in image processing, aiming to correct color casts.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel lifting-based lossless white balance algorithm.
    • To investigate the effect of this algorithm on the spatial bandwidth of chrominance signals in raw sensor data.
    • To evaluate its utility as a pre-processing step for enhancing lossless CFA subsampled image/video compression efficiency.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a lifting-based algorithm specifically for lossless white balance.
    • Application of the proposed algorithm to raw sensor data.
    • Analysis of the impact on the spatial bandwidth of implied chrominance signals.
    • Integration of the white balance algorithm as a pre-processing step for lossless CFA compression.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed lifting-based white balance algorithm effectively reduces the spatial bandwidth of chrominance signals.
    • Applying this white balance pre-processing step demonstrably improves the coding efficiency of lossless CFA subsampled image/video compression.
    • The algorithm maintains lossless compression of the raw sensor data.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed lifting-based lossless white balance algorithm is a valuable pre-processing technique for raw sensor data.
    • This approach offers significant improvements in the overall coding efficiency of lossless CFA subsampled image and video compression.
    • The method leverages the inherent properties of CFA data to enhance compression performance.