Abstract:Inpainting is the process of replacing areas in an image with a perceptually plausible substitution. A common technique is to iteratively match and fill small patches at the edge of the target region making use of similar patches from the same image. Nearly all inpainting algorithms based on this approach use a single patch size for the entire image. Yet, it seems clear that differently sized structures within the same image-for example a leaf versus a car tire-may require different patch sizes in order to ach… Show more
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