extending bilinear to bicubic interpolation

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can any body tell how to extend the bilinear to bicubic interpolation

Posted 2-Sep-10 1:22am

Raghaav

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Kubajzz · Answer 1 · 2010-09-02T01:52:00

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The two interpolation algorithms are quite different and it's not possible to "extend" one to another...

Anyway, if you want to implement the bicubic interpolation algorithm, there are many resources on the web. I recommend you to start here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicubic_interpolation

Posted 2-Sep-10 1:52am

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Sandeep Mewara 2-Sep-10 13:58pm

Comment from OP: in the Wikipedia it is given that bicubic can be implemented using cubic b spline , cubic convolution. If i want to interpolate the bitmap how can i use the same.

Kubajzz 3-Sep-10 4:47am

Huh... I would like to answer this question, but it doesn't make any sense.