Grayscaling

Grayscale is a form of memory reduction. Consquently the you can only move from \(k = 8 \to k = 1 (L=256 \to L = 2)\). The alternative is information addition which is not possible.

\[ k = 8 \to k = 1 (L=256 \to L = 2) \]

for c in range(0, new_L):
    new_img[(img >= c*L/new_L) & (img < (c+1)*L/new_L)] = c

\[ c \times \frac{L}{L_{new}, (c +1 ) \times \frac{L}L_{new}} \]


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