MATLAB Source Code for Deinterlacing Processing

This document presents a MATLAB source code implementation that serves as a valuable reference, though it currently lacks proper formatting for optimal readability. Deinterlacing, in the context of code organization, refers to the practice of inserting blank lines between logical code sections to enhance visual clarity. To improve code maintainability, we recommend implementing structured formatting by adding empty lines between functional blocks and incorporating comprehensive comments that explain both the purpose and execution steps of each code segment. This approach facilitates better understanding and modification by other developers. For enhanced code usability and comprehension, we suggest employing proper code interlacing techniques alongside detailed explanatory comments that document key algorithms, function parameters, and processing workflows. The implementation may include core deinterlacing algorithms such as motion adaptive or edge-based interpolation methods, where proper code segmentation would help distinguish between different processing stages like motion detection, spatial interpolation, and temporal filtering.