
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Writ a
- The user can input one original image and target scales .
- According to the user’s requirement, this image can resized to the target scale.
- The program can show the original image and the resized image.
*The core function should be Bilinear_interpolation(original image, target height, target width)
The output of this function is the resized image and then the user can save it.
*You can use image processing libraries to assist your codes, such as Opencv. The functions included
in the libraries which are off‐the‐shelf can be used to read images, operate images and save images.
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