Clustered halftone generation
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Developmet Company, L.P.
InventorsOmri Shacham, Jan Allebach, Madhur Gupta, Carl Staelin, Mani Fischer, Puneet Goyal, Tamar Kashti
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AssigneeHewlett-Packard Developmet Company, L.P.
InventorsOmri Shacham, Jan Allebach, Madhur Gupta, Carl Staelin, Mani Fischer, Puneet Goyal, Tamar Kashti
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A method for generating a clustered halftone representation of a continuous-tone image for printing includes applying a search technique. In the search technique, evaluation of a similarity between an initial halftone and the continuous-tone image includes application of an initialization filter to an initial error image that represents a difference between the initial halftone and the continuous-tone image. Evaluation of a similarity between each updated halftone, formed by modifying a previously-evaluated halftone, and the continuous-tone image includes application of an update filter that is different from the initialization filter to an updated error image that represents a difference between the updated halftone and the continuous-tone image. Relating computer program product and data processing system are also disclosed.
A method for generating a clustered halftone representation of a continuous-tone image for printing, the method comprising applying a search technique wherein evaluation of a similarity between an initial halftone and the continuous-tone image includes application of an initialization filter to an initial error image that represents a difference between the initial halftone and the continuous-tone image, and wherein evaluation of a similarity between each updated halftone, formed by modifying a previously-evaluated halftone, and the continuous-tone image includes application of an update filter that is different from the initialization filter to an updated error image that represents a difference between the updated halftone and the continuous-tone image.
A non-transitory computer readable medium containing instructions that when executed cause a processor to execute the step of applying a search technique wherein evaluation of a similarity between an initial halftone and the continuous-tone image includes application of an initialization filter to an initial error image that represents a difference between the initial halftone and the continuous-tone image, and wherein evaluation of a similarity between each updated halftone, formed by modifying a previously-evaluated halftone, and the continuous-tone image includes application of an update filter that is different from the initialization filter to an updated error image that represents a difference between the updated halftone and the continuous-tone image.
A data processing system comprising:
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