A Survey On Different Techniques Of Image Mosaicing And Image Inpainting
Shivangi Patel, Debalina A. Nandy · Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research · 2017
Mosaic means a picture produced by arranging different pieces of tile together to get a large or complete view. It is based on the idea of capturing panoramic images also named as image stitching. Image mosaicing is a technique for getting a larger view of the single picture by re-arranging set of separate or overlapped sub frames which gives a larger and better to visualize view of the image taken from different angles that allow the user to view the surrounding scene with the real image. Image inpainting is the art of reconstructing the missing portion of image in order to restore its unity by utilizing the spatial information of its neighboring region in an image. The main goal of the inpainting is to modify the damaged portion in an image in such a way that modified or inpainted region is undetectable to the observers who are not familiar with the original image. In this paper many different techniques described used for image mosaicing and image inpainting which shows filling different missing regions or object removal or patch replacement for panoramic images. This paper also guides researchers who are willing to work in the field both of image mosaicing and image inpainting.