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r1968 r1971 34 34 35 35 <p> The idea behind error diffusion is to compute the error caused by 36 thresholding a given pixel and propagate it to neighbour pixels to36 thresholding a given pixel and propagate it to neighbour pixels, in order to 37 37 compensate for the average intensity loss or gain. It is based upon the 38 38 assumption that a slightly out-of-place pixel causes little visual harm. … … 45 45 46 46 <p> This is the simplest error diffusion method. It thresholds the image 47 to 0.5 and propagates 100% of the error the the next (right) pixel: </p> 47 to 0.5 and propagates 100% of the error the the next (right) pixel. It is 48 quite impressive given its simplicity but causes important visual artifacts: 49 </p> 48 50 49 51 <p style="text-align: center;">
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