
Marco maintains an interesting link and paper collection, the URL is posted
regulary on the takin-dev mailing list.
Another good place to look for papers is http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/.

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\bibitem{salomon}
David Salomon, "Data Compression: the complete reference", 2nd ed., 
Springer Verlag New York, 2000,
(good book about data compression in general -- partially available on David Salomon's homepage)


\bibitem{compressionpointer}
a site with many data compression links: \verb|www.compressionpointer.org|


\bibitem{athome}
Denis Zorin, Wim Sweldens, ????,
"Building your own Wavelets at Home", 
(good introduction to lifting wavelets, available as \verb|athome.ps| on the homepages of the authors)


\bibitem{icip97}
A.R. Calderbank, Ingrid Daubechies, Wim Sweldens, Boon-Lock Yeo,
"Lossless Image Compression using Integer to Integer Wavelet Transforms",
(brief introduction to integer transforms, \verb|icip97.ps|)

\bibitem{opticalflow}
J.L. Barron, D.J. Fleet, S.S. Beauchemin,
"Performance of Optical Flow Techniques",
A really good introduction how to determine the motion flow in image sequences;
it compares different approaches and algorithms. Online available as 
\verb|barron92performance.ps.gz|.
Take a look!


\bibitem{noise}
Marcus J. Nadenau, Julien Reichel, Murat Kunt,
"Visually improved image compression by combining conventional wavelet codec 
with texture modelling",
(available as \verb|Noise_IEEE_Final.pdf| on the web)


\bibitem{zcoder}
L\'eon Bottou, Paul G. Howard, Yoshua Bengio,
"The Z-Coder Adaptive Binary Coder",
(a fast and effective binary entropy coder; paper is available on AT\&T's 
DjVu homepage \verb|djvu.att.com|. We won't use this because of unresolved
patent issues but nevertheless it's a nice and fast algorithm)

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