“Enviromosaics” by Apte, Loper and McNally
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- Enviromosaics
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Abstract:
An image mosaic may be defined as “a collection of small images arranged in such a way that when they are seen together from a distance they suggest a larger image” [Finkelstein and Range 1998]. Image mosaics are used in art and advertising for the pictoral juxtaposition of ideas. In this paper, we introduce a method for the automatic creation of mosaics from viewports in a larger image. The technique is then extended to allow the use of video, while retaining temporal. coherence by calculating optimal paths through the larger image.
References:
1. Efros, A. A., And Freeman, W. T. 2001. Image quilting for texture synthesis and transfer. In SIGGRAPH ’01.
2. Finkelstein, A., And Range, M. 1998. Image mosaics. In EP ’98/RIDT ’98.
3. Klein, A. W., Grant, T., Finkelstein, A., And Cohen, M. F. 2002. Video mosaics. In NPAR ’02.
