Image processing system and image processing method
AssigneeEvident Corporation
InventorsKanako Isono, Hirokazu Kubo
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Abstract
The image processing system includes a scanner, a pixelated photon detector (PPD), and at least one processor. The at least one processor displays a setting screen on a display unit. The setting screen is a screen for setting an identification range that is a range of gradation to be identified. The at least one processor displays a second image obtained by converting a first image on the display unit. The second image is an image obtained by converting the first image based on at least the identification range. The first image is generated based on an intensity signal of light detected by a PPD and a scanning position by the scanner.
Claims20
An image processing system comprising:
- a scanner;
- a pixelated photon detector (PPD);
- and
- at least one processor, wherein
- the at least one processor is further configured to:
- display a setting screen on a display unit, the setting screen being a screen for setting an identification range that is a range of gradations to be identified;
- and
- display a second image obtained by converting a first image on the display unit, the second image being an image obtained by converting the first image based on at least the identification range,
- the first image being generated based on an intensity signal of light detected by the PPD and a scanning position by the scanner.
An image processing method comprising:
- displaying a setting screen on a display unit;
- and
- displaying a second image obtained by converting a first image on the display unit, wherein
- the setting screen is a screen for setting an identification range that is a range of gradation to be identified,
- the first image is generated based on an intensity signal of light detected by a pixelated photon detector (PPD) and a scanning position by a scanner, and
- the second image is an image obtained by converting the first image based on at least the identification range.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.