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2016
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Seong Jun Park, Mark Q. Shaw, George Kerby, Terry Nelson, Di-Yuan Tzeng, Kurt R. Bengtson, Jan P. Allebach:
Halftone Blending Between Smooth and Detail Screens to Improve Print Quality With Electrophotographic Printers. IEEE Trans. Image Process. 25(2): 601-614 (2016)

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2013
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Yi-Ting Chen, Di-Yuan Tzeng, Terry Nelson, Mark Q. Shaw, Jan P. Allebach:
Segmentation for better rendering of mixed-content pages. Color Imaging: Displaying, Processing, Hardcopy, and Applications 2013: 865209
2012
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Seong Jun Park, Mark Q. Shaw, George Kerby, Terry Nelson, Di-Yuan Tzeng, Victor Loewen, Kurt R. Bengtson, Jan P. Allebach:
Halftone blending between smooth and detail screens to improve print quality with electrophotographic printers. Color Imaging: Displaying, Processing, Hardcopy, and Applications 2012: 829210

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