Ali ParandehGheibi, M. Amin Rahimian, M. Akhaee, A. Ayremlou, F. Marvasti
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Abstract
In this paper we extended a previously investigated modular method that is designed to compensate for interpolation distortions of one-dimensional signals, to two dimensions (2-D). Next the proposed 2-D modular technique was applied in an iterative fashion and was shown through both simulations and theoretical analyses to enhance the convergence of the iterative technique. In fact, with only a few modules we were able to achieve drastic improvements in signal reconstruction, and with a much less computational complexity. Moreover, both the simulations and the theoretical analysis confirmed the robustness of the proposed scheme against additive noise.