Efficient Compression of Wavelet Coefficients for Smooth and Fractal-like Data

The authors show how to integrate wavelet-based and fractal-based approaches for data compression. If the data is self-similar or smooth, one can efficiently store its wavelet coefficients using fractal compression techniques resulting in high compression ratios. >

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