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We tackle the problem of magnifying an image without incurring blurring, ringing or other artifacts common to classical schemes. The proposed iterative scheme starts with an initial magnified image generated by a process of selective interpolation. By placing suitable constraints on the final magnified image, which are convex in nature, we show that magnification can be posed as a problem of finding a solution which lies at the intersection of convex sets. By avoiding explicit high frequency enhancing assumptions in the iterative process, we avoid edge enhancement artifacts in the magnified image.
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