Information processing apparatus and information processing method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKenji SUGIYAMA, Atsushi NOGAMI
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Abstract
An information processing apparatus comprises an input unit that inputs one or more images belonging to a predetermined group, a detection unit that detects defect information based on an image inputted by the input unit, a setting unit that sets identification information that is unique within the predetermined group to the defect information detected by the detection unit, and an output unit that outputs a detection result including the defect information to which the identification information has been given by the setting unit.
Claims17
An information processing apparatus comprising:
- an input unit configured to input one or more images belonging to a predetermined group;
- a detection unit configured to detect defect information based on an image inputted by the input unit;
- a setting unit configured to set identification information that is unique within the predetermined group to the defect information detected by the detection unit;
- and
- an output unit configured to output a detection result including the defect information to which the identification information has been given by the setting unit.
An information processing method comprising:
- inputting one or more images belonging to a predetermined group;
- detecting defect information based on an inputted image;
- setting identification information that is unique within the predetermined group to the detected defect information;
- and
- outputting a detection result including the defect information to which the identification information has been given.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program that causes a computer to execute an information processing method comprising:
- inputting one or more images belonging to a predetermined group;
- detecting defect information based on an inputted image;
- setting identification information that is unique within the predetermined group to the detected defect information;
- and
- outputting a detection result including the defect information to which the identification information has been given.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.