Image processing system

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

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3582611, 358427, H04N 1393, H04N 141

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054884861

ABSTRACT:
An image processing system for processing an image represented by run-lengths includes a first block for, when a run-length is less than a base number which is a n-th power of "2" where n is an integer, representing the run-length by one byte, and a second block for, when a run-length is equal to or greater than the base number, representing the run-length by a first part corresponding to a multiple of the base number and a second part corresponding to a value less than the base number, each of the first part and the second part being represented by one byte, wherein run-length data obtained by the first block or the second block is processed.

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