The quantized coefficients at index i,j of table with quantization coefficients
= (value at (i,j)of the DCT coefficient table) / (value at (i,j) of quantization table)
so the table with quantization coefficients is below:
| (20/9) = 2.2222 | (14/11) = 1.2727 | (-4/15) = -0.2667 | (8/19) = 0.4210 |
| (-14/11) = -1.2727 | (-7/`13) = -0.5385 | (11/17) = 0.6470 | (-9/21) = -0.4286 |
| (6/15) = 0.4 | (-10/17) = -0.5882 | (-7/23) = -0.3043 | (-11/25) = -0.44 |
| (-11/19) = -0.5789 | (9/21) = 0.4285 | (-8/25) = -0.32 | (12/33) = 0.3636 |
the quantization coefficient table holds the nearest integer values of (value at (i,j)of the DCT coefficient table) / (value at (i,j) of quantization table) so we round off the values in table above to nearest integer value
| 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | -1 | 1 | 0 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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