tiff by default does not compress the data so absolutely no loss of intensity information per each pixel in the image. But jpeg uses lossy compression techniques causing the data to lose some amount of magnitudes per each pixel.
Especially for clinical MRI/CT data the radiologists never use lossy compression algorithms.
P.S: I practically realised this when i tried to create a mask to implement my own algorithms. when i stored the mask in jpeg form the mask was blurred where as the tiff standard didn't corrupt the intensities in the mask file.
Especially for clinical MRI/CT data the radiologists never use lossy compression algorithms.
P.S: I practically realised this when i tried to create a mask to implement my own algorithms. when i stored the mask in jpeg form the mask was blurred where as the tiff standard didn't corrupt the intensities in the mask file.
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