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Every once in a while, we all have shot a beautiful digital picture that turned out to be spoiled by some unwanted objects, when checking the harvest of a shooting day at the computer monitor in the quiet of our home. James Hays and Alexei Efros of Carnegie Mellon University have come up with a technique that can recreate these images to the way we intended them to be. They have developed an algorithm that patches up areas in these images by searching for a replacement area in similar images in a large image database...
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