1991
DOI: 10.1145/127719.122727
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Digital halftoning with space filling curves

Abstract: This paper introduces a new digital halftoning technique that uses space filling curves to generate aperiodic patterns of clustered dots. This method allows the parameterization of the size of pixel clusters. which can vary in one pixel steps. The algorithm unities, in this way, the dispersed and clustered-dot dithering techniques.

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“…Due to their characteristics has self-similarity, they can reduce the pattern that may occur in the zigzag scan or raster scan. It has been used for the first time by Witten in [5] and used in a new way digital halftoning methods [6,7]. However, void filling these curves, reduce the pattern of certain video processing order in which the direction of ever-changing, but they can generate a pattern in the form of another unique for self-similarity.…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to their characteristics has self-similarity, they can reduce the pattern that may occur in the zigzag scan or raster scan. It has been used for the first time by Witten in [5] and used in a new way digital halftoning methods [6,7]. However, void filling these curves, reduce the pattern of certain video processing order in which the direction of ever-changing, but they can generate a pattern in the form of another unique for self-similarity.…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Увеличение его производительности возмож-но за счёт снижения удельного количества операций, приходящихся на один пиксель изображения. Удель-ные количества сложений и умножений согласно (11) - (12) равны соответственно…”
Section: условия проведения экспериментаunclassified
“…Boustrophedonic (serpentine) scanning has been shown to cause fewer visual artifacts [7], but other, more complex processing paths such as Hilbert curves [8] are seldom used as they do not improve the image quality significantly.…”
Section: Error Diffusion Displacementmentioning
confidence: 99%