Pattern data processing method and apparatus to practice such me

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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3401463Y, G06K 946

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042951208

ABSTRACT:
A screen is formed of a plurality of picture elements arranged in horizontal and vertical direction. The screen is consecutively scanned by a photo sensor while a pattern to be recognized is projected onto the screen, or is placed therein. The screen is divided into small picture frames containing at least two each horizontal and vertical neighboring picture elements which total a minimum of 2.times.2=4 picture elements. The output of the photo sensor is supplied to a delay means which is controlled so that the data of the plurality of small picture frames is obtained, and then processed for segregation by difference of type so that the peculiar data corresponding to the pattern projected or placed onto the screen is obtained.

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