Image Morphing Based on Mutual Information and Optimal Mass Transport
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Zhu, Lei
Yang, Yan
Haker, Steven
Tannenbaum, Allen R.
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Time domain image interpolation, or image morphing, refers to a class of techniques for generating a series of smoothly changing intermediate images between two given related images. In this note, we present a novel approach based on the theory of optimal mass transport, using mutual information (MI) as the similarity measurement. The potential applications also include image registration, compression and coding.
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2004-10
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