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4 April 1997 Model-based error-diffusion method for tone linearity correction in binary printers
Jae Ho Kim, Eul Hwan Lee, Yoon-Soo Kim
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Abstract
This paper describes a new model based error diffusion method to compensate dot overlapping. We designed 32 test patterns to measure printer non-linearity. The effects of four neighboring pixels are considered in the standard error diffusion. The effect of dot overlap is exactly measured with the conditions of various distribution of ON/OFF neighboring pixels. A new model based error diffusion based on measured non-linearity shows good reproduction of gray scale. It is worth while to notice that there is little assumption about the radius of dot, homogeneity inside the dot, and overlapped area phenomenon. The proposed method is applicable to real environment with little restrictions of the printer dot modeling.
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Jae Ho Kim, Eul Hwan Lee, and Yoon-Soo Kim "Model-based error-diffusion method for tone linearity correction in binary printers", Proc. SPIE 3018, Color Imaging: Device-Independent Color, Color Hard Copy, and Graphic Arts II, (4 April 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.271600
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KEYWORDS
Printing

Diffusion

Binary data

Error analysis

Densitometry

Distortion

Eye

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