Efficient compression of volumetric medical images using Legendre moments and differential evolution

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2020
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 409-427
Authors:
Ehab Roshdy Mohamed
Journal: Soft Computing Springer Volume: 24
Keywords : Efficient compression , volumetric medical images using    
Abstract:
Volumetric medical images are widely used in diagnosing and detecting health problems of patients. Large datasets of volumetric medical images required huge storage space and high network capabilities to transmit these medical images from o
    
     
 
       

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