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xiubaohui
we can see from L4, L3, L2, L1, L0 are gray, is it because the calculation from L4 = G4-up(G5) lost some information?

xiubaohui
what's the up() expression here suppose be?

jtmoore
How far does the pyramid go? Is there a limit or does it generally stop on L5?

dannycho7
I think up is upsample

mershy
Can reconstruct original image by upsampling L5 to L4's size, then temp = L5 + L4. Then upsample temp to L3's size, temp += L3 etc.. until temp = temp += L0 == original image

jochuang
@lwzt this is probably just done for convenience/cost reasons - probably hard to "upsample" by "inverting" the gaussian (and empirically unnecessary)
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If you are using bilinear interpolation to upsample but Gaussian blur to downsample, won't the reconstructed image using the Laplacian pyramid be slightly different?