Prediction of image detail

In the problem of image interpolation, most of the difficulties arise in areas around edges and sharp changes. Around edges, many interpolation methods tend to smooth and blur image detail. Fortunately, most of the signal information is often carried around edges and areas of sharp changes and can be used to predict these missing details from a sampled image. A method for adding image detail based on the cone of influence, the evolution of the wavelet coefficients across scales, is presented.

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