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Using bilinear or bicubic interpolation during image downscaling applies a weighted average of surrounding pixels, producing intermediate colors at boundaries that do not exist in the source image and causing K-means to extract incorrect dominant colors; using nearest-neighbor sampling avoids this problem.
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