Appeal No. 1997-3269 Application 07/918,519 defined by Appellants' specification on page 2. We find that Jones states in column 7, line 3 through 5 that “[t]he 256, 512 and 1K images are all directly available for display,” and as shown in figure 14, the 1K Image is image LL. Further, in column 6, lines 28 through 30, Jones teaches that “the lowest frequency subband image at any resolution level is the one used for the purpose of display.” Thus, we find that Jones’ image LL is, by the Appellants’ definition, a non-dependent representation. However, we find that the “Encoded 512 subbands” (to which the Examiner appears to be referring to as the “512 Image,” see footnote 4, supra) are dependent images. We find that Jones teaches in column 6, line 68, through column 7 line 6, that the subbands are used for reconstructing the 2K Image. We do not find that Jones teaches that any of the subband images, other than the lowest frequency subband image, are displayable. Jones depicts in each of the embodiments that the subband images are combined to create displayable images. See figures 12, 14, and 18. Accordingly, we find that Jones’ subband images, other than the lower order subband image, are “dependent” as they each require additional information for display. Thus, we find that Jones does not 10Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007