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    MORADABAD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING


    SESSIONAL TEST 2

    Course: B.Tech Semester: 8th


    Session: 2019-20 Section: A, B, C
    Subject: Data Compression Subject Code: RCS-087
    Max. Marks: 20 Time: 1 Hr. & 15 Min

    Q.No. : 1 2 3 4 5 6
    CO No. : 3 4 4 4 3 3

    Section A ( 4 Marks)

    Q1. Explain the JBIG2 standard of Bi level image compression. 2 Marks


    Q2. Differentiate between uniform quantization and non uniform quantization. 2 Marks

    Section B ( 6 Marks)

    Q3. Describe the quantization problem with the help of an example in detail. 3 Marks
    Explain Additive Noise Model of a quantizer.
    Q4. What do you understand by Adaptive Quantization? Explain the various 3 Marks
    approaches to adapting the quantizer parameters.

    Section C ( 10 Marks)

    Q5. Compare and contrast LZ77 and LZ78. Also encode the sequence and 5 Marks
    generate the tokens by considering the sequence “sam$murmure$sam”
    using LZW encoding method. (2+3)
    Q6. Generate binary code for the sequence “1332” using scaling method of 5 Marks
    Arithmetic coding using the following value
    Fx(k)=0, k<=0 Fx(1)=0.8 Fx(2)=0.82 Fx(3)=1 Fx(k)=1, k>3

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