Nonlinear subdivision schemes: Applications to image processing (Extended abstract)
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The authors discuss some refinement rules for subdivision subschemes, which are of interest because of their relation to multiresolution analysis and wavelets bases, making them suitable for signal, hence image, processing. The refinements include linear refinement by polynomial reconstruction, nonlinear refinement by essentially non-oscillatory stencil selection, and nonlinear refinement by using stencil selection and subcell resolution. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0989.00044].
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