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._._,__.__,._,_.__,._,_____,__.___.__.______.___.______._._____._____._ Question # 1: [CL03, C3] (10) Image Compression is basically dened as to minimize the size of an image without degradation in the quality of image. Image compression is done so that image should take minimum amount of storage space. There are a number of techniques used these days for compression. One such technique used is SVD. SVD stands for Singular Value Decomposition. SVD is a simple technique which decompose input matrix into three matrices which are linearly independent. a) Apply the concept of SVD on matrix and shows its three decomposed matrices. b) Use the concept of SVD to compress below image. By using different block size, shows occupied bytes by compressed image and compression ratio. c) Apply this concept on atleast two sample images, one image is shown below and other you can take by yourself. INF\" \"HID. Figure 1: Input Image

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