Image processing apparatus capable of detecting marked region

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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382 17, 382 48, G06K 900, H04N 146

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052164985

ABSTRACT:
An image processing apparatus including an image input circuit for reading color images obtained by separating each pixel of an an original image into three color components a color data-forming circuit for forming color data for identifying a color of each of the pixels as either a white color, an achromatic color or a chromatic color on the basis of the color images, a color-reproducing circuit for converting the color images into density data corresponding to plural recording colors, and a marked region-detecting circuit for detecting a marked portion on the basis of the color data formed by the color data-forming circuit and for extracting a region enclosed by the marked portion.

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Masahiko Hase et al. "A Method for Extracting Marked Regions from Document Images," Systems & Computers in Japan, vol. 18, No. 8 (1987).

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