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A nonlinear vector-based image interpolation method for increasing the frame rate in visual interactive simulation environments

Image generation algorithms used today for simulation of virtual environments do not take into account that successive images in a sequence are related to each other. Hence, image interpolation methods are of interest for achieving higher frame rates. In this paper an algorithm for a nonlinear error-tolerant interpolation of intermediate images is presented.