Methods and apparatus for re-scaling image by variable...

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Graphic manipulation

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C382S298000, C345S698000, C348S581000

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07542053

ABSTRACT:
A method includes receiving a sequence of samples that represents a row of pixels in an image. The method further includes selecting a re-scaling factor for at least a portion of the row of pixels. The method further includes selecting a filter from a bank of low pass filters based on the selected re-scaling factor, and low-pass filtering the sequence of samples with the selected filter. The method further includes up-sampling the low-pass-filtered sequence of samples by a factor M with a polyphase filter bank having a windowed sinc(t) characteristic to the up-sampled sequence of samples, and down-sampling the polyphase-filtered sequence of samples.

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