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Beyond Interpolation: Optimal Reconstruction by Quasi-Interpolation

Michaël Unser, Thierry Blu
2005
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Abstract

ICIP'05 Best Student Paper Award We investigate the use of quasi-interpolating approximation schemes, to construct an estimate of an unknown function from its given discrete samples. We show theoretically and with practical experiments that such methods perform better than classical interpolation, for the same computation cost.

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