Image processing apparatus, non-transitory computer readable medium, and method
AssigneeFUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
InventorsTerutake HAYASHI, Takayuki HASHIMOTO, Daiki TAKAZAWA
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Abstract
An image processing apparatus includes a processor configured to: read a first surface of a recorded sheet to generate pieces of first data; read a second surface of the recorded sheet to generate pieces of second data; combine the generated pieces of first data with the respective generated pieces of second data; and check whether a specific pattern is present, the specific pattern being a pattern which is possibly included in the pieces of combined data.
Claims16
An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- read a first surface of a recorded sheet to generate pieces of first data;
- read a second surface of the recorded sheet to generate pieces of second data;
- combine the generated pieces of first data with the respective generated pieces of second data;
- and
- check whether a specific pattern is present, the specific pattern being a pattern which is possibly included in the pieces of combined data.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process comprising:
- reading a first surface of a recorded sheet to generate pieces of first data;
- reading a second surface of the recorded sheet to generate pieces of second data;
- combining the generated pieces of first data with the respective generated pieces of second data;
- and
- checking whether a specific pattern is present, the specific pattern being a pattern which is possibly included in the pieces of combined data.
A method comprising:
- reading a first surface of a recorded sheet to generate pieces of first data;
- reading a second surface of the recorded sheet to generate pieces of second data;
- combining the generated pieces of first data with the respective generated pieces of second data;
- and
- checking whether a specific pattern is present, the specific pattern being a pattern which is possibly included in the pieces of combined data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.