Research on Mobile Terminal Based Real-Time Retargeting Technique for Manga Images

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With the rapid growth of mobile terminal diversity and versatility, manual generation and maintenance of different versions of a manga image are currently required in mobile phone animation industry to achieve best display effect on various terminal configurations. This paper does researches on the real-time retargeting technique for manga images. By generating the importance map and analyzing the redundancy of feature lines in the manga image, combined with a retargeting algorithm, the solution proposed in this paper can solve the real-time retargeting of manga images on mobile terminals. For most of manga images, this solution can automatically generate a good resizing image with its key object outstanding based on screen resolution and size of the target terminal in real time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 753-755)

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2863-2869

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August 2013

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