Bounds and algorithms for dither screens

@inproceedings{Gotsman1996BoundsAA,
  title={Bounds and algorithms for dither screens},
  author={Craig Gotsman and Jan P. Allebach},
  booktitle={Electronic Imaging},
  year={1996}
}
A simple model for quantifying dither screen performance is proposed. Using this model, inherent limitations on the performance of dither screen halftoning are proved. An efficient method for generating quality dither screens, with good performance under our model, is presented. 
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