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Chapter 5: Multimedia documents: More raw material

		Figure 5.1: A selection of example characters in Braille
		Figure 5.2: Transforming a two-dimensional image
		Figure 5.3: Two sine waves
		Figure 5.4: Audio from a commercial CD
		Figure 5.5: Comparison of analog and digital audio signals
		Figure 5.6: The result of compressing and re-expanding a 440 Hz tone
		Figure 5.7: Audio Books and Poetry collection
		Figure 5.8: Encoding and decoding processes in baseline JPEG
		Figure 5.9: Transform-coded images reconstructed from a few coefficients. University of Southern California Image Processing Institute (USC-IPI) image database
		Figure 5.10: Zigzag encoding sequence
		Figure 5.11: Images reconstructed from different numbers of bits (USC-IPI image database)
		Figure 5.12: Progressive versus raster transmission. USC-IPI image database
		Figure 5.13: 8 × 8 tiled template used to generate a PNG interlaced file
		Figure 5.14: Comparison of visual quality of JPEG and JPEG-2000 compression
		Figure 5.15: The Historic Campus Architecture project
		Figure 5.16: The Welcome text example expressed using SVG
		Figure 5.17: Style properties used with basic shapes in SVG
		Figure 5.18: SVG line types
		Figure 5.19: SVG advanced features
		Figure 5.20: MPEG frames
		Figure 5.21: Open Video project
		Figure 5.22: SMIL example
		Figure 5.23: Structure of a SWF file
		Figure 5.24: Chopin digital library from the University of Chicago