(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) At the Siggraph Asia conference this week, MIT researchers presented a pair of papers describing techniques for either magnifying or smoothing out small variations in digital images. The techniques could be used to produce more polished images for graphic-design projects, or, applied in the opposite direction, they could disclose structural defects, camouflaged objects, or movements invisible to the naked eye that could be of scientific interest. Conceptually, the work builds on a longline of research from several groups in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), which sought to amplify minute motions in...
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