How do we determine how big the neighborhood around p (i.e. NxN that we look at is)?
I think it relates to the previous slide as once you get by 23x23 the pattern clearly gets closer to the original but how exactly does it relate?
kalebm
In practice, how is the larger texture initialized? Is the smaller texture just put somewhere (i.e. the center, bottom left, etc.) in the larger texture, and then the non-determined pixels are determined after, or does the entire large texture start off black?
username
Does that mean the NxN neighborhood should be smaller than the initially known patch, otherwise we can't know the values out the range of the initial patch?
How do we determine how big the neighborhood around p (i.e. NxN that we look at is)?
I think it relates to the previous slide as once you get by 23x23 the pattern clearly gets closer to the original but how exactly does it relate?
In practice, how is the larger texture initialized? Is the smaller texture just put somewhere (i.e. the center, bottom left, etc.) in the larger texture, and then the non-determined pixels are determined after, or does the entire large texture start off black?
Does that mean the NxN neighborhood should be smaller than the initially known patch, otherwise we can't know the values out the range of the initial patch?