FFTresize resizes images using zero-padding in the frequency domain.
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Installation
FFTresize requires the Avena and docopt libraries.
Install FFTresize with pip,
pip install fftresize
Usage
The fftresize script accepts two arguments: the file name of the image to resize, and a decimal factor by which to resize the image (1.0 meaning no change).
FFTresize - Resize images using the FFT
Usage:
fftresize <factor> <file>...
fftresize -h | --help
fftresize -v | --version
Options:
-h, --help Print this help.
-v, --version Print version information.
Example
Below is an example image, resized to twice its original size.
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