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A motion and edge adaptive interlaced-to-progressive conversion using fuzzy logic-based systems

Brox et al., 2008

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8444033855262725240
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Brox P
Baturone I
Sánchez-Solano S
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This paper presents an algorithm for video de-interlacing. The approach uses three fuzzy logic-based systems to adapt the interpolation strategy to the presence of motion and edges. Furthermore, the algorithm is able to deal with any kind of TV material independently of the …
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