Apparatus and method for generating half-tone dot in image repro

Image analysis – Image enhancement or restoration – Variable threshold – gain – or slice level

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358457, 358466, 358535, G06K 938

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056088221

ABSTRACT:
This invention discloses an improved method and apparatus for generating a screened reproduction of an image. The apparatus comprises a matrix defining an arrangement of a plurality of areas within a printing dot, each having an assigned reference value. The screening logic apparatus receives input density information with respect to an image and includes apparatus for assigning to each input density a corresponding plurality of reference values. The apparatus also includes a method for combining with each of the plurality of reference values a random additional reference value, thereby defining a randomized plurality of reference values. The apparatus also causes the exposure of those areas in the matrix having reference values which correspond to the randomized plurality of reference values.

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