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PSNR performance and visual quality obtained, respectively, with concatenated Huffman codes and two transmission schemes using Hu-Tucker codes for low subband and Huffman codes for high subbands. These schemes use, respectively, the CMA algorithm and the SMA-stack algorithm. The channel bit error rates are 0.0001 (top images), 0.001 (middle images), and 0.01 (bottom images).

PSNR performance and visual quality obtained, respectively, with concatenated Huffman codes and two transmission schemes using Hu-Tucker codes for low subband and Huffman codes for high subbands. These schemes use, respectively, the CMA algorithm and the SMA-stack algorithm. The channel bit error rates are 0.0001 (top images), 0.001 (middle images), and 0.01 (bottom images).

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