Homework 6 - Super Sampling and Bilinear Interpolation

Written by Austin Hines  |  Sunday, 15 November 2009
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Overview

This project was designed to explore techniques that can be used to enhance the appearance of image warping results including Bilinear Interpolation and Super-Sampling.

Super-Sampling Using Filt Files

 For this project, I used a novel method to perform super-sampling that calculates the number and weight of the subpixel points based on a user-specified .filt file similar to the ones used in Assignment 4, Convolution Filtering.  

The number of sub-pixel sampling points is then equal to kernelSize2.

 

Sines Original
Sines Original
Sines Warped
Sines with Warp Only
Box Filter - 9 sample points
Supersampling and Billinear interpolation
Box Filter - 9 Sample Points
Box Filter - 81 Sample Points
Supersampling and Billinear interpolation
Box Filter - 81 Sample Points
Tent 3 FilterSupersampling and Billinear interpolation
Tent 3 Filter - 9 Sample Points
Tent FilterSupersampling and Billinear interpolation
Tent Filter - 25 Sample Points
Bell FilterSupersampling and Billinear interpolation
Bell Filter - 81 Sample Points
 

Other Fun Results

The ability to specify a custom .filt file can produce interesting results when the filt files are not originally intended to blur the image. 

Sobel-Horiz
Sobel Horizontal
Sobel Vertical
Sobel Vertical
Last modified on Sunday, 15 November 2009 01:49