resampling

10 letters in word "resampling": A E G I L M N P R S.

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• Definitions:
• The process of reducing image data set size by representing a group of pixels with a single pixel. Thus, pixel count is lowered, individual pixel ...
• Extrapolating pixels values for a new grid from values in an old grid. It is applied after an image is rectified to a projection system or registered to another image.
• The process of taking samples of a digitized signal at a rate different from that of the original recording. Specific types of resampling include downsampling (resampling at a rate lower than the original) and upsampling (resampling at a higher rate).
• A process of assigning values to new, rectified, or rescaled (re-sized) cells in a raster database.
• The process of converting between different spatial resolutions or different temporal resolutions. This may be based on simple sampling of the source information at higher or lower resolution or may include interpolation to correct for differences in pixel aspect ratios or to adjust for ...
• The process of changing the pixel dimensions in an electronic photo to adjust image size.
• resampling occurs in two forms: down sampling and up sampling. Scanning often occurs at a higher resolution than is necessary and the required resolution is obtained by resampling the image. Aliasing can occur when the image data are downsized. ...
• A technique in digital image processing by which the geometric transformations are applied to the original data. Through a process of interpolation, the output pixel values are derived as functions of the input pixel values combined with the computed distortion. ...
• Changing the resolution of a bitmap file without altering its physical size.
• Resampling is changing a picture's pixel dimensions by adding or subtracting pixels. If you are enlarging a picture (sometimes called "upsampling"), your image editing application creates new pixels of a color and lightness that are an average of the adjacent or surrounding pixels. ...
• Resampling is the digital process of changing the sample rate or dimensions of digital imagery or audio by temporally or areally analysing and sampling the original data. For the statistical use, please see Resampling (statistics).
• In statistics, resampling is any of a variety of methods for doing one of the following:# Estimating the precision of sample statistics (medians, variances, percentiles) by using subsets of available data (jackknife) or drawing randomly with replacement from a set of data points (bootstrapping ...

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