Image scaling curve generation
A technology of image zooming and curves, applied in image communication, image data processing, graphics and image conversion, etc., can solve problems such as complex calculation, lack of time consistency, and wrong encoding of source video
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[0036] One embodiment of the invention is based on the idea of taking an initial set of scaling curves and then calculating a cost value for these curves. A new scaling curve to be used in the actual image scaling is calculated such that the result is a weighted average of the individual curves, where the weights are inversely related to the aforementioned costs. Thus, by viewing the video sequence itself, the system does not rely on any metadata, which may even be wrong if available.
[0037] image 3 Three exemplary zoom curves are shown and more particularly a magnification curve describing a local magnification is shown. These curves are: a linear zoom curve with constant magnification, a linear zoom curve with negative magnification, and the so-called "bathtub" curve used in panorama stretching. The shape of the bathtub curve is such that unit scaling is used at the center of the image, while the magnification increases towards the edges of the image. Unit scaling at...
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