Method of converting continuous tone image into pseudo-halftone

Image analysis – Image compression or coding – Quantization

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382237, 358455, 358456, G06K 936, G06K 938, G06K 946

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060918586

ABSTRACT:
When a subject pixel has been turned OFF, an accumulated error value is calculated based on binary conversion. Then, the sum of the accumulated error value and the binary conversion error for the subject pixel is compared with a predetermined value. When the sum is less than the predetermined value, the binary conversion error for the subject pixel is multiplied with a coefficient so that the absolute value of the binary conversion error is decreased. Then, the absolute-decreased error is distributed to unprocessed neighboring pixels according to an error distribution matrix. Then, the binary conversion error for the subject pixel is stored in a working memory as a binary conversion error for the s-th pixel to be used in the process of the next pixel.

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