The Laplacian Pyramid as a Compact Image Code¶
Burt, P., & Adelson, E. (1983). The Laplacian Pyramid as a Compact Image Code. IEEE Transactions on Communications, 31(4), 532-540.
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Mechanisms¶
- Multi-Resolution Search
- It is the natural mechanism when the space is huge, roughly continuous, and cheaply summarizable at low fidelity
This sourceUses the low-fidelity summarization logic of an image pyramid in computer vision.
- It is the natural mechanism when the space is huge, roughly continuous, and cheaply summarizable at low fidelity
- Multi-Scale Field Pyramid
- The idea is old and load-bearing — the image pyramid, a coarse-to-fine stack of the same picture, is a standard tool in vision precisely because one resolution never suffices.
This sourceDefines an image pyramid as a sequence of successively filtered and reduced-resolution representations of the same image.
- The idea is old and load-bearing — the image pyramid, a coarse-to-fine stack of the same picture, is a standard tool in vision precisely because one resolution never suffices.
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