Method and apparatus for anisotropic demosaicing of image data

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C348S280000, C348S311000, C250S208100, C382S205000

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07859580

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for determining missing color pixel values in image data. Pixel values are interpolated in a horizontal or a vertical direction based on gradient scores and optionally chroma and local statistical scores. Several techniques for refining the interpolation direction determination are also disclosed, including applying a low-pass filter, applying one or more digital filters, and growing an interpolation direction region to nearby pixels. A technique for interpolating corner pixel values is also disclosed.

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