Super-Resolution Image Generation from Enlarged Image Based on Interpolation Technique

This research proposed a Super-Resolution Image Generation (SRG) from enlarged image based on bicubic interpolation technique in order to reconstructs a higher-resolution image. This technique uses neighboring pixels to calculate a value for adjusting an appropriate coefficient of a new pixel that given higher resolution. SRG technique is developed based on popular pixel estimation called Bicubic technique which widely used for image resolution adjustment. The performance is evaluated based on PSNR and SSIM measurement, the results showed better overall reconstruction quality in terms of resolution and sharpness.

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