I was looking at deinterlacing filters and saw the term "laplacian" come up again. I wondered to myself, "what does that mean anyway, and how does it relate to video processing?"
So I said, "wikipedia, explain what laplacian means" and upon reading the first paragraph felt like I'd been drag-and-dropped into the middle of the Pacific ocean, left to fend for myself. This sounds more like Star Trek technobabble than Star Trek technobabble. This reads like the exaggerated parody of Star Trek technobabble. I lowkey love it. It's like peeking into a Pandora's box of a whole other side of human interest and then gently closing the lid again going "I'm not going down that rabbit hole."
wasn't that one of the spears in Evangelion or something.
brb gotta convolve my Gaussian so it doesn't turn into a dark blob. Gotta avoid those dark blobs, y'know. That's why I never go out without my multi-scale blob detector with automatic scale selection. Thank god for that scale-normalized Laplacian operator or I don't know how we'd all still be alive.
I just wanted to learn more about deinterlacing.
