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Seam carving resizes images along low-energy paths rather than uniformly scaling. Remove unimportant regions (sky, flat walls) while preserving people and objects. Visualize the carved seams, then export the resized result.
シームカービングによるコンテンツに応じた画像のサイズ変更 — 低エネルギーパスに沿って削除または拡大し、シームを視覚化します。
Seam carving is an algorithm that resizes images by removing or inserting 'seams' — connected paths of low-energy pixels. Content such as people and objects is preserved while flat regions absorb the resize.
Energy represents how 'important' each pixel is — typically computed from image gradients (Sobel/Scharr). Low-energy pixels (uniform regions) are removed first.
Forward energy considers the discontinuity the seam insertion or removal would introduce, producing noticeably fewer artifacts than standard backward (gradient-only) energy.