A Review of Hardware Testing Problem for Fault-Tolerant Multimedia Compression Based on Linear Transforms
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Sepideh Gohari
Abstract Considering the increasing importance of hardware testing in the field of multimedia compression, this article examines different methods and approaches for this problem. These tests are performed in order to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of multimedia compression, as well as increase resistance to errors. Also, in this article, the importance of using linear transformations in multimedia compression has been investigated, and hardware testing methods for evaluating the quality and performance of multimedia compression have been investigated. These tests include random error tests, special error tests, and sampling tests, which aim to ensure that multimedia information is robust to errors. In another part of this research, a fault-tolerant scheme at the system level is proposed for systems where a linear transformation is combined with quantization. Using the concept of acceptable degradation, our scheme categorizes hardware defects into acceptable and unacceptable defects. Analytical techniques are also proposed that allow us to estimate the effect of defects on compression performance and to propose methods for creating acceptable degradation thresholds and corresponding test algorithms for DCT-based systems. In general, the results show that using linear transformations and performing appropriate hardware tests can help improve the quality and efficiency of multimedia compression and increase resistance to errors, and the main achievement includes increasing the compression speed, reducing the size of files, The quality of image and sound has been improved, as well as the resistance against errors has been increased, and it is also possible to effectively recover information in the event of an error.

