Image compression device, image compression method, and image compression program
A reference image is generated by converting a vector image into a raster image, a temporarily-compressed image is generated by compressing the raster image according to a compression ratio, a comparison image of the same size as the reference image is generated by subjecting the temporarily-compressed image to interpolation enlargement processing, the above processing is repeated while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio, the above processing is repeated while varying the benchmark error ratio if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is greater than a predetermined memory capacity when the error ratio is at or under the benchmark error ratio, and the temporarily-compressed image is stored in memory as a compressed image of a vector image if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is at or under the memory capacity.
1. An image compression device, comprising:
a processor and a memory, wherein the processor is configured to, generate a reference image by converting a vector image into a raster image;
generate a temporarily-compressed image by compressing the raster image according to a compression ratio;
generate a comparison image of the same size as the reference image by subjecting the temporarily-compressed image to enlargement processing;
repeat the processing of the temporarily-compressed image and the comparison image while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio; and
repeat the processing of the temporarily-compressed image, the comparison image, and the repeating of the processing of the temporarily-compressed image and the comparison image while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio, while varying the benchmark error ratio if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is greater than a predetermined memory capacity when the error ratio in the error evaluator is at or under the benchmark error ratio, and storing the temporarily-compressed image in the memory as a compressed image of the vector image if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is at or under the memory capacity.
2. The image compression device according to claim 1 ,
wherein processing is performed on a plurality of vector images, and
the processing of the temporarily-compressed image, the comparison image, and the repeating of the processing of the temporarily-compressed image and the comparison image while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio, is repeated, while varying the benchmark error ratio if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed images for the plurality of vector images is greater than the memory capacity, and stores the temporarily-compressed images for the plurality of vector images in memory as compressed images if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed images is at or under the memory capacity.
3. The image compression device according to claim 2 ,
wherein
the benchmark error ratio is varied according to one or more of the characteristics, type, and display mode of the vector image.
4. A method for compressing vector images, comprising:
a first step of generating a reference image by converting a vector image into a raster image;
a second step of generating a temporarily-compressed image by compressing the raster image according to a compression ratio;
a third step of generating a comparison image of the same size as the reference image by subjecting the temporarily-compressed image to interpolation enlargement processing;
a fourth step of repeating the second and third steps while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio; and
a fifth step of repeating the second to fourth steps while varying the benchmark error ratio if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is greater than a predetermined memory capacity when the error ratio in the fourth step is at or under the benchmark error ratio, and storing the temporarily-compressed image in memory as a compressed image of the vector image if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is at or under the memory capacity.
5. A non-transitory computer readable medium having machine-executable instructions for image compression, which causes a computer to execute:
generating a reference image by converting a vector image into a raster image;
generating a temporarily-compressed image by compressing the raster image according to a compression ratio;
generating a comparison image of the same size as the reference image by subjecting the temporarily-compressed image to interpolation enlargement processing;
repeating the processing of the generating the temporarily-compressed image and the generating the comparison image while varying the compression ratio if the error ratio between the reference image and the comparison image is greater than a benchmark error ratio; and
repeating the processing of the generating the temporarily-compressed, the generating the comparison image, and the repeating the processing of the generating the temporarily-compressed image and the generating the comparison image, while varying the benchmark error ratio if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is greater than a predetermined memory capacity when the error ratio in the repeating the processing of the generating the temporarily-compressed, the generating the comparison image, and the repeating the processing of the generating the temporarily-compressed image and the generating the comparison image is at or under the benchmark error ratio, and storing the temporarily-compressed image in memory as a compressed image of the vector image if the image volume of the temporarily-compressed image is at or under the memory capacity.