Subsampling
In computer graphics, subsampling (or "downsampling") is the process of reducing an image to a smaller size. It is a type of image scaling, usually used to alter the appearance of an image or reduce the quantity of information required to store an image.
Methods of Subsampling
Two commonly used methods of subsampling 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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