Image processing apparatus, musical score editing method executed thereon, and storage medium storing program
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTohru Ikeda, Fumihiro Goto, Manabu Yamazoe, Maya Ishii, Ayumi Sano, Hidetsugu Kagawa
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Abstract
An image processing apparatus that processes image data representing a musical score inputs image data of a musical score document to the image processing apparatus, detects a blank area in the musical score based on the input image data, and generates image data in which an assistance sign has been added in the blank area in correspondence with a sign in the musical score.
Claims11
A musical score editing method for editing a musical score by processing image data representing the musical score with an image processing apparatus, the method comprising the steps of:
- inputting image data of a musical score document to the image processing apparatus;
- detecting a blank area in the musical score based on the input image data;
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- generating image data in which an assistance sign has been added in the blank area in correspondence with a sign in the musical score.
An image processing apparatus that processes image data representing a musical score, comprising:
- an input unit configured to input image data of a musical score document to the image processing apparatus;
- a detection unit configured to detect a blank area in the musical score based on the input image data;
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- a generation unit configured to generate image data in which an assistance sign has been added in the blank area in correspondence with a sign in the musical score.
A computer-readable storage medium storing a program executed in an image processing apparatus for processing image data representing a musical score, the program causing a computer to:
- input image data of a musical score document to the image processing apparatus;
- detect a blank area in the musical score based on the input image data;
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- generate image data in which an assistance sign has been added in the blank area in correspondence with a sign in the musical score.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.