- In
information technology,
lossy compression or
irreversible compression is the
class of data
compression methods that uses
inexact approximations and...
- than the
original representation. Any
particular compression is
either lossy or lossless.
Lossless compression reduces bits by
identifying and eliminating...
- (including images, audio, and video)
caused by the
application of
lossy compression.
Lossy data
compression involves discarding some of the media's data so...
- can be uncompressed, or
compressed to
reduce the file size,
often using lossy compression. The data can be a raw
bitstream in an
audio coding format,...
- clip art, or comics.
Lossy compression methods,
especially when used at low bit rates,
introduce compression artifacts.
Lossy methods are especially...
- also said to be
lossy media.
Those materials that do not fall
under either limit are
considered to be
general media. In the case of a
lossy medium, i.e....
-
algorithms used by a
codec implementing the format. An
important part of how
lossy audio compression works is by
removing data in ways
humans can't hear, according...
- as a
replacement for JPEG, PNG, and GIF file formats. It
supports both
lossy and
lossless compression, as well as
animation and
alpha transparency. Google...
-
lossy Turing machine is a
Turing machine in
which part of the tape may non-deterministically disappear. The
halting problem is
decidable for a
lossy Turing...
-
because most real-world data
exhibits statistical redundancy. By contrast,
lossy compression permits reconstruction only of an
approximation of the original...
