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20.2. Bilinear Algorithm
If you use the bilinear algorithm, the jagged edges of the nearest-neighbor method are smoothed out. However, this is at the expense of losing some sharpness on edges.
The bilinear algorithm uses four multipliers per channel in parallel. The size of each multiplier is either the sum of the horizontal and vertical fraction bits plus two, or the input data bit width, whichever is greater. For example, with four horizontal fraction bits, three vertical fraction bits, and eight-bit input data, the multipliers are nine-bit.
With the same configuration but 10-bit input data, the multipliers are 10-bit. The function uses two line buffers. As in nearest-neighbor mode, each of line buffers is the size of a clipped line from the input image. The logic area is more than the nearest-neighbor method.