Talk Title: "Seam Carving: Magic to Steal Pixels Away Secretly"

Talk Abstract: Most image resizing approaches consider only geometric constraints
in between the source and the target images, which "honestly" preserves the information
of all the original pixels but introduces content distortion when we try to change the
aspect ratio. By using also the content information, Seam Carving (proposed in 2007)
secretly steals/adds pixels in either a vertical/horizontal "seam", which marks a connected
path of "unimportant" pixels. This approach modifies the original content of the image but
gives satisfactory results by tricking our eyes.

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