Image processing device, method, and program

An image processing method including:

• detecting continuity of data in image data made up of a plurality of pixels acquired by light signals of the real world being cast upon a plurality of detecting elements each having spatio-temporal integration effects, of which a part of continuity of the light signals of the real world have been lost;
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• weighting each pixel within said image data with a weight value corresponding to a position in at least one dimensional direction of the time-space directions of said image data based on the continuity of said data detected in said detecting to generate a second polynomial function including each weight value;
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• approximating said image data by integrating the second polynomial function in said at least one dimensional direction to generate an approximate pixel value for each pixel, said second polynomial function being an approximation of a first function, said first function arranged along a direction of the data continuity.

A computer readable medium including computer executable instructions, wherein the instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform a method comprising:

• detecting continuity of data in image data made up of a plurality of pixels acquired by light signals of the real world being cast upon a plurality of detecting elements each having spatio-temporal integration effects, of which a part of continuity of the light signals of the real world have been lost;
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• weighting each pixel within said image data with a weight value corresponding to a position in at least one dimensional direction of the time-space directions of said image data based on the continuity of said data detected in said detecting to generate a second polynomial function including each weight value;
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• approximating said image data by integrating the second polynomial function in said at least one dimensional direction to generate an approximate pixel value for each pixel, said second polynomial function being an approximation of a first function, said first function arranged along a direction of the data continuity.