Cluster dot halftoning system

Image analysis – Image compression or coding – Gray level to binary coding

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382270, 358456, 358457, 358460, H04N 1405

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ABSTRACT:
A method of constructing a screen for halftoning a digitized image is described, in which a composite screen is established. A composite LUT having m times n rank ordered threshold elements is constructed for use in halftoning digitized images. A variety of optimization techniques can be employed to improve the visual appeal of the images rendered using the composite LUT for rendering a variety of image types in single or multicolored imaging applications.

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