WO2001045041A1 - Dispositif et procede de traitement d'image - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an image processing apparatus and method, and more particularly, to an image processing apparatus and method for determining a filter size based on periodicity included in an image and reducing the image.
- an image processing apparatus generally reduces an input image at a predetermined ratio to create a reduced image.
- the reduced image is created by extracting pixels at a predetermined sampling cycle while performing a smoothing process on the input image.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an image processing apparatus and a method for reducing an input image by preventing occurrence of moiré without deterioration.
- An image processing device includes: an image cycle detecting unit that detects an image cycle from an input image; and an image processing unit that is connected to the image cycle detecting unit and performs a filtering process on pixels in a range corresponding to an output of the image cycle detecting unit.
- Image reducing means for reducing the input image by performing the image processing.
- the smoothing range is determined according to the image cycle, and a reduced image is created. For this reason, even when a pixel having periodicity such as a halftone dot portion is smoothed and a reduced image is created, a reduced image in which the occurrence of moiré is suppressed can be obtained without deteriorating the image quality.
- the image cycle detection means is connected to the area detection means for detecting an area having a size within a predetermined range from the input image, and detects the image cycle based on an interval between the areas. Area interval image period detecting means for detecting.
- the area interval image cycle detecting means is connected to the area detecting means, and for each area detected by the area detecting means, an area equal to or larger than a predetermined constant is distributed within a predetermined range in the vicinity of the area.
- Distribution distribution means for determining whether or not distribution is performed, and when a predetermined number or more regions are distributed at equal intervals, if the distribution direction is horizontal or vertical, the interval is determined. 4 5 ° 2 1/2 times of the interval if, defined as the image period of the pixels in a predetermined region including the region of interest, otherwise, periodicity in the pixels in a predetermined region including the region of interest And an image cycle determining means that determines that there is no image cycle.
- the area interval image cycle detecting means is further connected to the image cycle determining means, and when the image cycle is larger than the predetermined sampling cycle by a fixed ratio or more, the periodicity of the pixels in the predetermined area including the area of interest Includes means to determine that there is no
- the image reducing means reduces the input image by a different method for pixels having periodicity and pixels having no periodicity.
- the image processing apparatus is further connected to image reduction means, and performs edge enhancement processing on pixels of the reduced image corresponding to pixels determined to have no periodicity in the input image. Including emphasis means.
- edge enhancement processing is applied to non-periodic parts. You. For this reason, even if blurring occurs due to averaging of pixel values in a halftone dot portion or the like, it can be sharpened.
- the image reduction means selects a pixel from the input image at a predetermined sampling period, and for each of the selected pixels, a value of an integral multiple or 1 Z 2 times of an image period larger than the predetermined sampling period. Then, based on a filter having the value as the size, filter processing is performed on pixels around the selected pixel to reduce the input image.
- the smoothing range is determined so as to include the same number of regions having a size within the predetermined range. For this reason, when the periodic portion is reduced, the pixel values of each pixel become substantially equal. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a reduced image in which the occurrence of moire is suppressed without deteriorating the image quality.
- the image reduction means selects a pixel at a predetermined sampling period from the input image, and when the selected pixel has no periodicity, selects the pixel based on a filter having a size of the predetermined sampling period. Filter processing is performed on the pixels surrounding the pixel thus input to reduce the size of the input image.
- an image processing method comprising: an image period detecting unit configured to detect an image period from an input image; and an image period detecting unit that is connected to the image period detecting unit and performs filtering on pixels in a range corresponding to an output of the image period detecting unit. And an image reduction unit that reduces the input image by performing the image processing.
- the image processing method includes a step of detecting a local image period from the input image, a step of selecting pixels at a predetermined sampling period from the input image, and an image around the pixel for each of the selected pixels. Reducing the input image by filtering the pixels in a range corresponding to the cycle.
- the smoothing range is determined according to the image cycle, and a reduced image is created. For this reason, even when a pixel having periodicity such as a halftone dot portion is smoothed and a reduced image is created, a reduced image in which the occurrence of moiré is suppressed can be obtained without deteriorating the image quality.
- FIG. 1 shows a hardware configuration of an image processing apparatus according to the first and second embodiments.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a relationship between an image cycle and a hempling cycle.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart of the image reduction processing according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between a periodicity table, an input image, and a reduced image.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a process for detecting the presence / absence of a periodicity and a period.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the distance between the regions.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining an image cycle when halftone dots are arranged in a direction inclined by 45 degrees.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart of the image reduction process according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is an external view of a computer that realizes the image processing apparatus.
- FIG. 10 is a hardware configuration diagram of a computer that realizes the image processing apparatus. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- an image processing apparatus 12 includes an image input apparatus 4 including a scanner for inputting an image and an image input apparatus 4
- An HDD (hard disk device) 8 for storing an input image, a reduced image to be described later, an image processing program, and the like, a memory 6 for storing an image processing program, an image being processed, and the like, and an image processing program stored in the memory 6
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- the image processing device 12 performs sampling at a predetermined sampling period while smoothing the input image to create a reduced image.
- the range of smoothing is determined as follows.
- FIG. 2 shows a one-dimensional example for ease of explanation.
- image period The value obtained by multiplying the dot period (hereinafter referred to as “image period”) by n times (n is a natural number or 0.5) is the The minimum n exceeding the sampling period is obtained, and (image period X n) is set as the smoothing range.
- the smoothed area always includes two halftone dots. For this reason, when the smoothing is performed, the pixel value after the smoothing does not differ for each sample point, and occurrence of moire can be prevented. However, when n is 0.5, the pixel value after smoothing differs for each sample point, but the average of 0.5 halftone dots is included in the smoothed range, so the occurrence of moire is suppressed. .
- An image is input from the image input device 4 or the HDD 8 to the memory 6 (S2).
- the presence or absence of periodicity of each pixel of the input image, and if there is periodicity, the image period is detected (S4).
- the periodicity is stored in a periodicity table 20 having the same size as the input image as shown in FIG.
- the periodic table 20 is stored in the memory 6. The processing in S4 will be described later in detail.
- the CPU 2 sequentially extracts sampling points from the input image at a predetermined sampling cycle (S5). For example, in the example of FIG. 4, sample points are extracted every three pixels.
- the average value of the pixels around the sample point is determined using a 4 ⁇ 4 smoothing filter, and the average value is used as the pixel value of the reduced image. Since the sample point on the right of the sample point has no periodicity, the smoothing range is determined to be equal to the sampling period of 3, and a 3 ⁇ 3 smoothing filter The average value of the pixels is obtained.
- CPU 2 performs processing for obtaining pixel values of the reduced image for all sample points. It is determined whether or not it has become (S8). If there is an unprocessed sample point (NO in S8), the process returns to S6, and the same processing is performed for the next sample point.
- the CPU 2 binarizes the input image and creates a binary image (S22). Labeling processing for labeling each area of the binary image is performed (S24). Select one of the labeled areas that has not been processed in S28 to S38 described below. It is determined whether the size of the selected area is equal to or smaller than a predetermined value (S26). If the size of the selected area is larger than a predetermined value (NO in S26), a label larger than a certain size is considered to correspond to a large object, and is considered to be unrelated to a halftone dot, so subsequent processing is executed. However, the process returns to S26 to select another unprocessed area.
- an area equidistant from the area within a predetermined range including the area is determined with reference to FIG. It is determined whether there is more than the number (S28). If there is no more than a predetermined number of areas (NO in S28), the label does not have periodicity, and the subsequent processing is not performed, and the process returns to S26. It should be noted that a certain degree of error (about 2 pixels) is allowed in the determination of equidistant distance.
- the areas have periodicity.
- the value obtained by multiplying the interval between the regions obtained in the process of S28 by 21/2 is used.
- the image period is set within an area within a predetermined range including the area (S32).
- the sense of the region obtained in the process of S28 is set as the image period within a predetermined range including that region (S34).
- an error of, for example, ⁇ 22.5 degrees may be allowed.
- the image cycle is written while overwriting the periodic table 20 (S36).
- CPU 2 selects one unprocessed label (S38). Unprocessed label If it is (YES in S38), the processing is terminated. If there is an unprocessed label (NO in S40), the process from S26 is repeated.
- the smoothing range is determined according to the image cycle, and a reduced image is created. Moreover, the smoothing range is determined so that the same number of halftone dots are included in the smoothing range. For this reason, when the halftone dot portion is reduced, the pixel value of each pixel locally becomes almost equal. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a reduced image in which the occurrence of moire is suppressed without deteriorating the image quality. If the smoothing range is 0.5 times the image period, the number of halftone dots included in the smoothing range will not be the same, but the boundary between the blurred area and the non-blurred area will change sharply. Has the effect of preventing unnaturalness.
- the image processing apparatus has the same hardware configuration as the image processing apparatus shown in the first embodiment shown in FIG. Therefore, the detailed description will not be repeated here.
- an edge enhancement process is performed on a reduced portion of a portion having no periodicity to prevent image quality deterioration.
- S42 to S50 a reduced image is created from the image input to the memory 6 from the image input device 4 or the HDD 8.
- the processing of S42 to S50 respectively corresponds to the processing of S2 to S4, S6, S5 and S8 in FIG. Therefore, the detailed description will not be repeated here.
- the CPU 2 extracts one point from the reduced image.
- the periodicity of the sample point of the input image corresponding to that point is obtained from the periodicity table 20 (S52). It is determined whether the point has periodicity (S54). If the point does not have periodicity, edge enhancement processing is performed on the extracted point on the reduced image (S56). Edge enhancement processing uses a differential filter such as a Sobel filter. Then, a differential value at that point is obtained and added to the pixel value of the original pixel.
- unprocessed pixels are selected from the reduced image (S58). It is determined whether the processing has been completed for all the pixels on the reduced image (S60), and if there is an unprocessed pixel (NO in S60), the processing from S52 is repeated. .
- an edge enhancement process is performed on a portion having no periodicity. For this reason, even if blurring occurs by averaging pixels in characters and line drawing parts other than halftone dots, it can be sharpened. Further, the edge enhancement processing may be performed on the whole. Since moire is suppressed in the smoothed halftone dots, moire does not newly occur due to edge enhancement, and a more natural image can be obtained than when edge enhancement is performed locally.
- image processing device 12 described in the first and second embodiments can be realized by a computer.
- image processing device 12 includes a computer 41, a keyboard 45 and a mouse 46 for giving instructions to computer 41, and a display for displaying the results calculated by computer 41 and the like. 42, a magnetic tape device 43 for reading a program to be executed by the computer 41, a CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory) device 47, and a communication modem 49.
- a computer 41 a keyboard 45 and a mouse 46 for giving instructions to computer 41, and a display for displaying the results calculated by computer 41 and the like. 42, a magnetic tape device 43 for reading a program to be executed by the computer 41, a CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory) device 47, and a communication modem 49.
- CD-ROM Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
- the program for the image reduction processing described with reference to FIGS. 3, 5 and 8 is recorded on a magnetic tape 44 or a CD-ROM 48, which is a recording medium readable by a computer 41. And CD-ROM device 47 respectively. Alternatively, it is read by the communication modem 49 via the communication line.
- a computer 41 includes a CPU 50 for executing a program read via a magnetic tape device 43, a CD-ROM device 47 or a communication modem 49, and a computer necessary for the operation of the computer 41.
- ROM Read Only Memory
- RAM Random Access Memory
- a magnetic disk 53 for storing programs and data.
- the program read by the magnetic tape device 43, the CD-ROM device 47, or the communication modem 49 is executed by the CPU 50 to perform image reduction processing.
- the image processing apparatus and method according to the present invention are suitable for reducing an input image while preventing the occurrence of moire without deteriorating image quality.
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