Re: How to do interpolation?

What you described is not interpolation...

Interpolation is only adding new points in between the originals to
give a better resolution.

Deleting a point should not be a big deal.

To interpolate, you can just do a simle linear interpolation where you
average the two outside points to get the inner point's value.

--- In OpenCV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Rafael Nevarez <epilef99@...> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone, I need some help
>  
>     Basically what I want to do is to interpolate an array of
coordinate points, for instance, if two consecutive points have a
Euclidian distance bigger than a threshold it should add a new point
between them, or viceversa, if two consecutive points have a distance
smaller than a threshold it should delete one of the points. So at the
final all the points are more equally spaced.
>  
>     Is there a way to make this in opencv, or have anyone implement
it somehow?
>  
>  Please help
>  thanx all
>                   Rafael Nevarez
> 
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