Sub-pixel level image sampling and representing method based on retina theory
A sub-pixel-level, image sampling technology, used in instruments, character and pattern recognition, computer components, etc., can solve problems such as uneven density, lack of flexibility, and difficulty in computer digital image sampling.
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[0048] 1. About sub-pixel level numerical calculation Retina multi-layer computing unit generation.
[0049] 1. Single cell-based generation algorithm.
[0050] Before running the computational unit generation algorithm, it is necessary to define the numerical retinal grid size n×n, and pre-define m observation window templates w1, w2, ..., wm according to m different cell densities.
[0051] Algorithm pseudocode description:
[0052] Input: Window[distance] / / Observation window template definition (depending on centrifugal distance)
[0053] Output: Grid n×n / / Output a grid that records the distribution of cells
[0054] FOREACH pi IN Grid n×n / / Loop through all grid positions
[0055] Get window wj=Window[distance(pi)]; / / Determine the observation window according to the current position
[0056] Prob(pi)←1.0; / / Initialize the probability that the current position pi has a cell
[0057] FOREACH Grid(k)IN wj / / traverse the positions in the range of all observat...
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