Image processing method

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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ABSTRACT:
An image processing method generates a density concurrent matrix. An original image is shifted for generating a shifted image, with pixels in the shifted image corresponding to (conceptually overlapping) pixels in the original image. Bit strings are formed by combining a pixel density value of a pixel from the original image with a density value of a corresponding pixel from the shifted image. In an example, two 4-bit density values are combined into a single 8-bit string. Bit strings formed from pixel pairs are counted to give the number of occurrences of density pairs in the original and shifted image.

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