Method and apparatus for sharpening an image by scaling spatial

Image analysis – Image enhancement or restoration

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382233, 358447, G06K 940

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ABSTRACT:
A system that sharpens an image by scaling high frequency residual components of an image stored in decomposed base and residual format. The scaling of the residuals is performed as a high resolution image is being reconstructed from the base and residual images. The scaling is combined with residual decompression into a single table look-up operation.

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