Joint bilateral upsampling
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsMichael F. Cohen, Matthew T. Uyttendaele, Daniel Lischinski, Johannes Kopf
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsMichael F. Cohen, Matthew T. Uyttendaele, Daniel Lischinski, Johannes Kopf
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A “Joint Bilateral Upsampler” uses a high-resolution input signal to guide the interpolation of a low-resolution solution set (derived from a downsampled version of the input signal) from low-to high-resolution. The resulting high-resolution solution set is then saved or applied to the original input signal to produce a high-resolution output signal. The high-resolution solution set is close to what would be produced directly from the input signal without downsampling. However, since the high-resolution solution set is constructed in part from a downsampled version of the input signal, it is computed using significantly less computational overhead and memory than a solution set computed directly from a high-resolution signal. Consequently, the Joint Bilateral Upsampler is advantageous for use in near real-time operations, in applications where user wait times are important, and in systems where computational costs and available memory are limited.
A method for upsampling a solution set, comprising using a computing device to:
A physical computer-readable storage device having computer executable instructions stored therein for generating a high-resolution output signal from a high-resolution input signal, said computer executable instructions comprising:
A camera for processing images in near real-time, comprising using a computing device embedded within the camera for:
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