
Lossy and Lossless Compression
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Computers
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10th Grade
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Eugene Clarke
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Lossy and Lossless Compression
Lesson Objectives
Explain the need for compression
Describe the difference between lossy and lossless compression
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What is compression?
Compression is the name given to algorithms which reduce file sizes
Decompression is the process where compressed data is restored to its original format
Compression is heavily used with sound, image and video files
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Multiple Select
What are the two main types of compression?
Lossy Compression
Loss Compression
Lossless Compression
Compact Compression
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Why use compression?
Compression is often used for files and data that are sent via the internet
Download times are reduced
Data allowances go further
It is possible to transmit video and music data streams as fast as they are playing
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Lossy compression is mainly used to compress:
images
audio
video
It achieves the reduction by permenatly removing data.
Lossy Compression
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Lossless compression is mainly used to compress:
Images
Sound
Text
Lossless compression uses algorithms to find repeating groups of data, and then encode them in a different way to compress the file. No Data is lost and the file can be restored to its original form.
Lossless compression
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Open Ended
What are the benefits of compression? Provide at least 2-3 benefits
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Benefits of compression
Smaller files = fewer packets = faster transmission time
Quicker to complete transmission
Reduces traffic over the Internet
Reduces download times of video, sound (including speech used for VOIP systems) and image files
Streaming is also possible as the data can be sent as fast as the rate it is played
Images inside web pages appear faster
Reduces space on disk / servers
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Multiple Choice
What type of compression would be best for text?
Lossy Compression
Lossless Compression
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Multiple Choice
A Music artist would like to send a version of their music to a friend over the internet. They want the file to get to their friend as quickly as possible.
Suggest a suitible type of compression.
Lossy Compression
.mp3
Lossless Compression
.wav
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Multiple Choice
A Teacher would like to send a high quaility version of the schools logo to a company to make a poster for the school. Suggest a suitible file type to send the image as.
The teacher would like to keep the background transparent.
.tig
.mp3
.jpg
.png
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Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Open Ended
The image to left shows the representation of part of an image.
Explain if this is an example of lossy or lossless compression and why?
Lossy and Lossless Compression
Lesson Objectives
Explain the need for compression
Describe the difference between lossy and lossless compression
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