A comparative study of some rational interpolation algorithms and its application
Dongmei Li, Cuilan Mi, Yang Aimin, Zhang Qiuna, Jingguo Qu
Abstract
Dongmei Li, Cuilan Mi, Yang Aimin, Zhang Qiuna, Jingguo Qu
Abstract
Rational interpolation is a method to deal with Interpolation approximation problems using rational polynomial functions. Especially to functions with a pole, rational interpolation method is obviously superior to polynomial interpolation. Besides, rational interpolation also can be used to image processing aspects, and to some extent , it achieve better effects in image interpolation. In this paper, we compare the algorithms and analysis the advantages based on an example. Then, we talk about the variance of unattainable point in interpolation.
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Rational interpolation is a method to deal with Interpolation approximation problems using rational polynomial functions. Especially to functions with a pole, rational interpolation method is obviously superior to polynomial interpolation. Besides, rational interpolation also can be used to image processing aspects, and to some extent , it achieve better effects in image interpolation. In this paper, we compare the algorithms and analysis the advantages based on an example. Then, we talk about the variance of unattainable point in interpolation.
Key concepts: Interpolation (computer graphics), Stairstep interpolation, Bilinear interpolation, Polynomial interpolation, Nearest-neighbor interpolation, Image scaling, Multivariate interpolation, Linear interpolation