tenSVD algorithm for compression
This work addresses storage and transmission efficiency for image data, but it appears incremental as it builds on existing tensor compression techniques.
The study tackled the problem of efficient image storage by proposing a tensor-based compression method using the Tucker model, resulting in comparisons with a baseline algorithm that showed improvements in computational time and information preservation, with specific attention to energy consumption.
Tensors provide a robust framework for managing high-dimensional data. Consequently, tensor analysis has emerged as an active research area in various domains, including machine learning, signal processing, computer vision, graph analysis, and data mining. This study introduces an efficient image storage approach utilizing tensors, aiming to minimize memory to store, bandwidth to transmit and energy to processing. The proposed method organizes original data into a higher-order tensor and applies the Tucker model for compression. Implemented in R, this method is compared to a baseline algorithm. The evaluation focuses on efficient of algorithm measured in term of computational time and the quality of information preserved, using both simulated and real datasets. A detailed analysis of the results is conducted, employing established quantitative metrics, with significant attention paid to sustainability in terms of energy consumption across algorithms.