Psycho-visual model of the human optical system as base for lossy-lossless compression of visual information

Abstract

One piece of information can often be expressed in different ways. Information is mostly stored directly, and can then also be interpreted directly. However, since each information can also always be assigned to a certain context, there is a close assumption that each information is also redundant. An adapted mathematical context-oriented transformation enables, therefore, a secured increase to the effectiveness of general compression algorithms, which can be used for data storage and transfer.