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Hybrid image is generated by two steps. 1) Create image pyramids of two images, and 2) Take high-pass filtered image from one and low-pass filtered image from another, and mix them.
Image pyramids are created by following procedure. Image below is an example of image pyramid
The hybrid images varies with cutoff frequency and which images are used. First two images from data directory showed fairly ok result but the third one is hard to tell it is the mix of cat and dog. Also the images are sesitive with cutoff frequency. Inappropriate cutoff frequecy just showed one image regardless the image size is small or large.