Vector Quantization and Signal Compression (Kluwer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, 159)

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Summary: The most complete book on vector quantization
Review: An essential book for researchers and engineers working on vector quantization. It provides a (nearly) exhaustive description of the available VQ methods, with analyses and discussions. The book concentrates on VQ, so don't buy it if you're not interested in that only. Most math tools explained. Could be a little bit outdated on some aspects -> things are moving fast in the field.

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Summary: large volume,not enough proof, introductory, good organizati
Review: It seems that authors have pictures unrelated to content of the text repeatedly printed. It does not cover major topics, such as .gif/ graphic file compression. On the positive side it is well-written, organized, multiple equation in some chapters, descriptive in others. Very little mathematical proof.

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Summary: This is a very good book for students and engineers.
Review: Many useful concepts of digital compression can be found in this book. It is easy to read and understand, especially for students and engineers in EE.