“…width and height of the original image based on the scaling factor, and scaled-up to (x2, x3, x4, …) width and height of its original size based on the scaling factor, while when the control points are odd (n=2(0,1,2), n=4(0,1,2,3,4), …) the image will be scaled-down and scaled-up but some of image will be lost where the amount of lost will be based on the scaling factor. enhancing the degraded image 6,7 , printing a high speed curve that used to represent fused deposition molded parts 8 , improving low light images 9 , spotting the curved text 10 , detecting face expression 11 , reconstructing a panoramic image 12 , image segmentation 13 , enhancing a medical images 14 . Medical Applications, Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Geometric Design (CAGD), these curves are also used in solving some important equations such as heat and wave equations, partial differential equations addition to dynamical systems 15,16 .…”