Generalized error-diffusion is a green-noise halftoning technique which not only regulates the clustering of pixels of like color, but also the overlapping of pixels of different colors. In this project, we will study the color gamuts achieved by varying the parameters of this new diffusion technique. From knowledge gained with generalized error-diffusion, we will design vector green-noise masks which offer the minimum in computational complexity.
Project Goals:
Investigate the color gamuts achieved by regulating the overlapping of pixels of different colors.
Design vector green-noise masks which have the potential of improved color gamuts from traditional masks.
Dr. Daniel Leo Lau
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Kentucky
453 Anderson Hall
Lexington, KY 40506-0046, USA
(859) 257-2300 x273 dllau@engr.uky.edu
Generalized error-diffusion is a green-noise halftoning technique which not only regulates the clustering of pixels of like color, but also the overlapping of pixels of different colors. In this project, we will study the color gamuts achieved by varying the parameters of this new diffusion technique. From knowledge gained with generalized error-diffusion, we will design vector green-noise masks which offer the minimum in computational complexity.
Project Goals: