Which of the following intensity interpolation method can give the fastest results in geometric transformation? Question 7 options: Bilinear interpolation Nearest neighbor interpolation Adaptive interpolation Bicubic interpolation
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- Nearest neighbor interpolation assigns the value of the nearest pixel to the new pixel location, making it the simplest and fastest method. - Bilinear interpolation considers the closest 2x2 neighborhood of known pixel values and computes the output pixel value Show more…
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