Binary Image Run-Length Encoding
- Login to Download
- 1 Credits
Resource Overview
Binary Image Run-Length Encoding Implementation - Personally tested and verified as fully functional
Detailed Documentation
When processing binary images, run-length encoding can be employed for data compression. Run-length encoding is an efficient method that encodes consecutive identical pixel values into a count value, thereby reducing storage space requirements. The algorithm typically works by scanning the image row by row, recording the length of consecutive runs of black or white pixels. In implementation, one might use a structure or array to store pairs of values representing the pixel color and run length. I have personally conducted thorough testing and can confirm that this run-length encoding approach is absolutely viable for binary image compression.
- Login to Download
- 1 Credits