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RE: Resize used RIS. - zvezdochiot - 03-04-2025
(03-04-2025, 05:15 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: Sort of assumes that the interpolation of the difference is the difference of the interpolations, no?
Yes. But in manual mode, the process of inverting the "defect" through subtraction is complicated for explanation (overflow 0-255). Therefore, in the article inverting is done through multiplication/division. But in the script it has already been implemented through subtraction.
PS: If the GIMP has the application modes "Diff" and "Patch", everything would be much easier. But there are no such modes.
PS2: It seems to me that I poorly understand the question asked (Google-translit).
See also https://github.com/ImageProcessing-ElectronicPublications/gimp-plugin-scaler-biakima-demo
RE: Resize used RIS. - zvezdochiot - 03-27-2025
Hi all.
Draft script used GRAIN-EXTRACT-MODE. GRAIN-EXTRACT-MODE overlay was used for both diff and patch, which greatly simplified the scheme.
gimp-plugin-resize-ris 0.20250327