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Hello there, please note that this is NOT a homework assignment question. I am trying to solve this problem, and I cannot believe I do not find it already solved in the literature: I must be looking with the wrong keywords in the wrong place, so thanks in advance to all that will take the time to give me an answer. Let P be a set of N points in the 3d euclidean space (x_i,y_i,z_i), and d_ij the distance of point P_i to point P_j for j not equal to i. Let H_P be the distribution (say the histogram) of d_ij. Problem: given a histogram H_P, find a set of points Q (of arbitrary size) such that norm(H_Q-H_P)< eps in some norm. Question: does this problem have a name at all? can somebody point me to the relevant literature/existing software? Thanks again and sorry if the question is so stupid, but I am banging my head on this one for a couple of weeks already trying to find an efficient solution and am still at a loss. -A

Interpolation algorithms of image resizing

by crush » Thu, 14 Apr 2011 04:26:16 GMT

Hi,

I need to do some comparison of those algorithms and Im wondering if 
there are some good books that I should read to know more about it. Can 
You recommend som titles?

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Re: Interpolation algorithms of image resizing

by ngry » Tue, 19 Apr 2011 06:18:50 GMT

> I need to do some comparison of those algorithms and Im wondering if

In Graphics Gems III: Schumacher, Dale A., General Filtered Image
Rescaling.

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