Image data processing method for compressing an image by approxi

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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340735, 395142, 395150, G06K 946

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051154790

ABSTRACT:
A method of processing an image data of a two-dimensional curve comprises steps of detecting an initial point of the curve as a first vector data, detecting a terminal point of the curve as a second vector data, detecting a tangential in contact with the curve, detecting an initial point of the tangential defined as an intersection of the first mentioned tangential and another tangential of the curve passing through the initial point of the curve as a third vector data, detecting a terminal point of the first mentioned tangential and still another tangential of the curve passing through the terminal point of the curve as a fourth vector data, and reproducing the curve by a polynomial defined by

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