The Main Innovation Determined By the Sub-Pixel Efficacy Region

This chapter introduces the reader to Section V of the book. The chapter opens up with a discussion on the undeniable evidence reported in literature that the magnitude of the interpolation error is strictly related to the magnitude of the sampling resolution. While reference to the literature on the Lagrange interpolation function is reported elsewhere (Ciulla & Deek, 2006), the chapter devotes attention to the literature and the applications related to the Sinc function. The core of the chapter reports a section that condenses the message to the reader of this book about the main innovation determined through the Sub-pixel Efficacy Region. It is delivered to the reader the realization that combining signal intensity with the curvature of the interpolation function, the approximation properties of the model function can be improved. This message is linked to the bridging concept between classic and SRE-based interpolation which is that of the curvature of the interpolation function.

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