Re: interpolation for a color image?

On May 24, 12:14 pm, aruzinsky <aruzin...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On May 23, 7:40 pm, ImageAnalyst <imageanal...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





On May 22, 12:03 pm, AE lover <aelove...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

I am considering the case of bilinear interpolation for a color image
(say RGB image), to apply a bilinear interpolation, will we apply the
formular of bilinear interpolation, which we use for a gray image, for
each channel R, G, and B, separately?
If so, why don't we take into account the interaction between three
channels?

Thanks

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I think I've seen where you get color artifacts if you do this in RGB
space, especially at edges (where the color changes abruptly).  This
is reduced if you interpolate in a different color space such as HSI
(which takes into account interactions, like you say, because the HSI
bands are weighted sums or formulas of RGB.)http://www.easyrgb.com/index..php?X=MATH

Regards,
ImageAnalyst

You cannot properly interpolate on the H channel.  Suppose you have a
red ( H = 0 degrees ) object against a blue ( H = 240 ) background.
Bilinearly interpolating to the middle you get H = 120 so you will get
a lime green border around the object. Not to mention 0 and 359 are
both red so you can get every other color interpolating within a
completely red region.

I have seen odd instances where changing the RGB gamma to 2.2 (or is
it the reciprocal) produces better results, but in most cases it is
better leave gamma alone.

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But why can't you interpolate in a more intelligent way? You go
around the clock in the direction that is closest, so the average of 0
and 359 would be 359.5 (still a red), and the average of 0 and 240
would be 300 (rather than 120) which is a purple which seems like it
could be a reasonable and acceptable interpolation of red and blue.
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