- In mathematics,
bicubic interpolation is an
extension of
cubic spline interpolation (a
method of
applying cubic interpolation to a data set) for interpolating...
- is a 3-regular graph.
Cubic graphs are also
called trivalent graphs. A
bicubic graph is a
cubic bipartite graph. In 1932,
Ronald M.
Foster began collecting...
- to
design automobile bodies. Bézier
surfaces can be of any degree, but
bicubic Bézier
surfaces generally provide enough degrees of
freedom for most applications...
-
contrast (sharp edges) in a way that may be
undesirable for line art.
Bicubic interpolation yields substantially better results, with an
increase in...
-
extended to
functions of two or more parameters, in
several ways.
Bicubic splines (
Bicubic interpolation) are
often used to
interpolate data on a regular...
- Axis-aligned
bounding box
Axonometric projection Bézier
curve Bézier
surface Bicubic interpolation Bilinear interpolation Binary space partitioning Bitmap graphics...
- for anti-aliasing or for
scaling raster graphics. They are also
known as
bicubic filters in
image editing programs because they are bi-dimensional cubic...
- in the
early p****es,
particularly if
interpolation algorithms such as
bicubic interpolation are used. Adam7 is
named after Adam M. Costello, who suggested...
- and is
called demosaicing. In this example, we use
Adobe Photoshop's
bicubic interpolation to
simulate the
circuitry of a
Bayer filter device such as...
- above,
resized using nearest neighbor (left) and with
Adobe Photoshop's
bicubic resampling,
which uses
pixel interpolation (right). The
interpolated image...
