Predictive Coding. CSE 390 Introduction to Data Compression Fall Entropy. Bad and Good Prediction. Which Context to Use? PPM
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1 Predictive Coding CSE 390 Introduction to Data Compression Fall 2004 Predictive Coding (PPM, JBIG, Differencing, Move-To-Front) Burrows-Wheeler Transform (bzip2) The next symbol can be statistically predicted from the past: Code with context, or Code the difference, or Move to front, then code. Goals of prediction: The prediction should make the probability of the next symbol as high as possible. fter prediction there is nothing left to know except the probabilities. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Bad and Good Prediction From information theory The lower the information, the fewer bits are needed to code the symbol. 1 inf(a) = log2( ) P(a) s: P(a) = 1023/1024, inf(a) = P(a) = 1/2, inf(a) = 1 P(a) = 1/1024, inf(a) = 10 Entropy Entropy is the expected number of bit to code a symbol in the model with a i having probability P(a i ). m 1 H = P(a i )log 2( ) i= 1 P(a i ) Good coders should be close to this bound. rithmetic Huffman Golomb Tunstall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall PPM Prediction with Partial Matching Cleary and Witten (1984) Tries to find a good context to code the next symbol. Good? context a...e...i...r...s...y the he e <nil> Uses adaptive arithmetic coding for each context. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Which Context to Use? Using previous table, which context for italicized letter? We pulled a heavy wagon. The theatre was fun. Twas theere haus! CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
2 JBIG JBIG Coder for binary images documents graphics Codes in scan line order using context from the same and previous scan lines context next bit to be coded Uses adaptive arithmetic coding with context next bit 0 1 frequency H = log( ) + log( ) = next bit 0 1 frequency H = log( ) + log( ) = CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Issues with Context Context dilution If there are too many contexts then too few symbols are coded in each context, making them ineffective because of the zero-frequency problem. Context saturation If there are too few contexts then the contexts might not be as good as having more contexts. Wrong context gain poor predictors. Prediction by Differencing Used for Numerical Data : Transform to much lower first-order entropy CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall General Differencing Let x 1, x 2,..., x n be some numerical data that is correlated, that is x i is near x i+1 Better compression can result from coding x 1, x 2 x 1, x 3 x 2,..., x n x n-1 This idea is used in signal coding audio coding video coding There are fancier prediction methods based on linear combinations of previous data, but these can require training. Move to Front Coding MTF is part of Burrows-Wheeler, basis for bzip2! Non-numerical data. The data have a relatively small working set that changes over the sequence. Move to Front algorithm: Symbols are kept in a list indexed 0 to m-1. To code a symbol output its index and move the symbol to the front of the list. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
3 0 0 1 CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
4 c b a d CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall c b d a Frequencies of {a, b, c, d} Frequencies of {0, 1, 2, 3} CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Extreme Input: aaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbbbccccccccccdddddddddd Output Frequencies of Frequencies of CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Burrows-Wheeler Transform Burrows-Wheeler, 1994 BW Transform creates a representation of the data which has a small working set. The transformed data is compressed with move to front compression. The decoder is quite different from the encoder. The algorithm requires processing the entire string at once (it is not on-line). It is a remarkably good compression method. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
5 In-Class Exercise Use Move-to-Front Coding with an initial ordering of { a, b, c, d } for the following string: d c b a a b b c b c c b CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Encoding abracadabra 1. Create all cyclic shifts of the string. 0 abracadabra 1 bracadabraa 2 racadabraab 5 adabraabrac 6 dabraabraca 7 abraabracad 8 braabracada 1 CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Encoding 2. Sort the strings alphabetically in to array 3. the last column Encoding 0 abracadabra 1 bracadabraa 2 racadabraab 5 adabraabrac 6 dabraabraca 7 abraabracad 8 braabracada 1 rdarcaaaabb CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Encoding 4. Transmit X the index of the input in and L (using move to front coding). rdarcaaaabb X = 2 Why BW Works Ignore decoding for the moment. The prefix of each shifted string is a context for the last symbol. The last symbol appears just before the prefix in the original. By sorting, similar contexts are adjacent. This means that the predicted last symbols are similar. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
6 We first decode assuming some information. We then show how compute the information. Let s be shifted by 1 s 0 raabracadab 1 dabraabraca 2 aabracadabr 3 racadabraab 5 abraabracad 6 abracadabra 7 acadabraabr 8 adabraabrac 9 braabracada 10 bracadabraa CSE Lecture 10 - Fall ssume we know the mapping T[i] is the index in s of the string i in. [] s 0 raabracadab 1 dabraabraca 2 aabracadabr 3 racadabraab 5 abraabracad 6 abracadabra 7 acadabraabr 8 adabraabrac 9 braabracada 10 bracadabraa CSE Lecture 10 - Fall Let F be the first column of, it is just L, sorted Follow the pointers in T in F to recover the input starting with X. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall X = a CSE Lecture 10 - Fall ab abr CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
7 Why does this work? The first symbol of [T[i]] is the second symbol of [i] because s [T[i]] = [i]. s 0 raabracadab 1 dabraabraca 2 aabracadabr 3 racadabraab 5 abraabracad 6 abracadabra 7 acadabraabr 8 adabraabrac 9 braabracada 10 bracadabraa CSE Lecture 10 - Fall How do we compute T from L and X? Note that L is the first column of s and s is in the same order as. If i is the k-th x in F then T[i] is the k-th x in L. CSE Lecture 10 - Fall T= T= CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall T= T= CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
8 Notes on BW lphabetic sorting does not need the entire cyclic shifted inputs. You just have to look at long enough prefixes. bucket sort will work here. Requires entire input. In practice, that s impossible. Break input into blocks. There are high quality practical implementations: Bzip Bzip2 (seems to be public domain) CSE Lecture 10 - Fall CSE Lecture 10 - Fall
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