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Fig. 2.3 Some examples of the applied CA transition rules
the low resolution image and the high resolution image, respectively. At the previ-
ous stage, cells indexed by
(
,
)
2 i
2 j
were marked with states that simply apply the
=
following: F 2 i , 2 j
f i , j . On the contrary, in order to keep the computational cost
low, pixels with the indices
are ex-
pressed as a weighted summation of their adjacent pixel values of the low resolution
image. Thus, for the remapping process of these pixels, the following expressions
are introduced:
(
2 i
,
2 j
+
1
)
,
(
2 i
+
1
,
2 j
)
and
(
2 i
+
1
,
2 j
+
1
)
F 2 i , 2 j + 1 =
a 11 ×
f i , j +
a 12 ×
f i , j
(2.5)
F 2 i + 1 , 2 j =
b 11 ×
f i , j +
b 12 ×
f i , j
(2.6)
F 2 i + 1 , 2 j + 1 =
c 11 ×
f i , j +
c 12 ×
f i , j + 1 +
c 21 ×
f i + 1 , j +
c 22 ×
f i + 1 , j + 1
(2.7)
Each of the above weights is defined based on the state of the corresponding
cell of the CA grid. Also, the sum of each of the factors a , b and c must be equal
to one. For example, assuming that cell
(
,
)
2 i
2 j
is defined as a non-edge cell and
as an edge cell (Fig. 2.3(a)), weight a 12 must be greater than a 11
to produce a more crisp transition between the non-edge and the edge pixel. In
addition, if both pixels are denoted as non-edge or edge pixels, the weights are
equal in order to produce an expanded homogenous or edged area. Based on the
case that Fig. 2.3(c) presents, the cell Y 2 i , 2 j + 1 is surrounded by the non-edge cell
Y 2 i , 2 j and the edge cell Y 2 i , 2 j + 2 . Thus, the following values are assigned to the a i , j
weights: a 11 =
cell
(
2 i
,
2 j
+
2
)
25 and a 12 =0.75. On the contrary, the cell Y 2 i + 1 , 2 j + 2 is surrounded
by edge cells, and thus, for the corresponding pixel, the following weights are used:
b 11 =
0
.
b 21 =
0
.
5.
2.4
Experimental Results
To assess the performance of the tested resizing methods including the proposed
method, several tested were performed. Zero-order, bilinear, bicubic [13], the New
 
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