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Publication
CI-DPHA 2014
Conference paper
A Riesz energy based approach to generating dispersed dot patterns for halftoning applications
Abstract
In many halftoning applications there is a need to generate a dispersed pattern of dots that is pleasing to the eye. We propose a method based on Riesz energy minimization that produces superior patterns than other techniques such as Direct Binary Search and k-means. We illustrate the proposed technique and discuss implementation issues including nonlinear programming techniques and memory-constrained implementations. © 2014 SPIE-IS&T.