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Subsampling

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In computer graphics, subsampling is the process of shrinking an image to a smaller size. Two commonly used methods are replacement and interpolation. Replacement selects a single pixel from a group and uses it to represent the entire group. Interpolation uses a statistical sample (such as the mean) to create a new representation of the entire group.

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