Classical and neural methods of image sequence interpolation

Slawomir Skoneczny; Jaroslaw Szostakowski

doi:10.1117/12.438443

24 August 2001 Classical and neural methods of image sequence interpolation

Slawomir Skoneczny, Jaroslaw Szostakowski

Proceedings Volume 4535, Optical Sensing for Public Safety, Health, and Security; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.438443
Event: Systems of Optical Security, 2000, Warsaw, Poland

Abstract

An image interpolation problem is often encountered in many areas. Some examples are interpolation for coding/decoding process for transmission purposes, reconstruction a full frame from two interlaced sub-frames in normal TV or HDTV, or reconstruction of missing frames in old destroyed cinematic sequences. In this paper an overview of interframe interpolation methods is presented. Both direct as well as motion compensated interpolation techniques are given by examples. The used methodology can also be either classical or based on neural networks depending on demand of a specific interpolation problem solving person.

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Slawomir Skoneczny and Jaroslaw Szostakowski "Classical and neural methods of image sequence interpolation", Proc. SPIE 4535, Optical Sensing for Public Safety, Health, and Security, (24 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.438443

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