Method and apparatus for adaptive image data interpolation

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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C348S448000, C348S452000

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07321400

ABSTRACT:
A method for determining a value for a missing target pixel in an image frame includes generating a classification index from a plurality of classification pixels in a classification window associated with the missing target pixel where the classification index indicates whether a recognizable pattern is detected in the classification window, using the classification index to select a filter index via a lookup table associated with the classification index, using the selected filter index to select a set of filter coefficients via a lookup table associated with the filter index, and calculating the value for the missing target pixel using the selected set of filter coefficients.

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