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Up/down sample an image/matrix/vector (can be of complex numbers) using the frequency domain.
The matrix/vector should be continuous of a high degree (has continuous derivatives) in order to obtain a reasonable up/down sampling
Speed-up can be achieved if the user up-samples to a near power of 2. no optimization is done inside this code for efficient fft usage.
Documentation is found inside the *.m file.
type "updownsample" for the example |
| Acknowledgements |
The author wishes to acknowledge the following in the creation of this submission:
fft_upsample
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| MATLAB release |
MATLAB 6.1 (R12.1)
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| 09 Apr 2004 |
Aaron Clarke
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| 22 Nov 2004 |
I found a linear phase distortion in the output image (only when looking at a complex or real output image), due to spatial misplace of the input image in the fourier domain |
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