Image processing apparatus using derived ordered dither matrix

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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In multi-gradation level processing performed by using an ordered dither scheme, offset information between one dither matrix value and dither matrices is set, and all multi-gradation level threshold values are calculated from the basic dither matrix values and the offset information. Multi-gradation level processing is performed by comparing an input image with the calculated threshold values. With this operation in the multi-gradation level processing performed by the ordered dither scheme, all the dither threshold values required for the multi-gradation level processing are generated from the basic dither matrix information and the offset information.

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