Description: Remapping is a function used in image processing that allows for the application of a geometric transformation to an image. This technique is fundamental for modifying the arrangement of pixels in an image, which can result in visual effects, perspective corrections, or adaptations to different formats. Remapping can involve relocating pixels, interpolating color values, and creating new images from the originals. Through specific algorithms, transformations such as rotations, scalings, deformations, and translations can be performed, enabling designers and developers to manipulate images accurately and creatively. This technique is especially relevant in fields such as digital imaging, video processing, and augmented reality, where image quality and precision are crucial. Remapping not only enhances the aesthetics of images but also facilitates the integration of visual elements into various environments, optimizing user experience in interactive and multimedia applications.
