Image processor and image processing method
Disclosed herein is an image processor including: a random number sequence generation section adapted to generate a random number sequence; a random number-superimposed luminance variable generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed luminance variable by superimposing the random number sequence on a luminance variable; and a random number-superimposed image signal generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed image signal by superimposing the random number-superimposed luminance variable on an image signal.
1. An image processor, comprising:
a random number sequence generation section adapted to generate a random number sequence;
a random number-superimposed luminance variable generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed luminance variable by superimposing the random number sequence on a luminance variable; and
a random number-superimposed image signal generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed image signal by superimposing the random number-superimposed luminance variable on an image signal,
wherein the random number sequence generation section inverts the polarity of the random number sequence once every two frames without changing the absolute values thereof.
2. An image processor of, comprising:
a random number sequence generation section adapted to generate a random number sequence;
a random number-superimposed luminance variable generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed luminance variable by superimposing the random number sequence on a luminance variable; and
a random number-superimposed image signal generation section adapted to generate a random number-superimposed image signal by superimposing the random number-superimposed luminance variable on an image signal,
wherein the random number-superimposed image signal generation section performs rounding adapted to round the random number-superimposed image signal to a predetermined number of bits and outputs the resultant signal.
3. The image processor of claim 2 , wherein
the random number-superimposed image signal generation section rounds the random number-superimposed image signal and outputs an image with the dithered lowest bit.
4. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having thereon instructions which, when executed by a processing unit, causes the processing unit to perform operations comprising:
generating, by the processing unit, a random number sequence;
generating, by the processing unit, a random number-superimposed luminance variable by superimposing the random number sequence on a luminance variable;
generating, by the processing unit, a random number-superimposed image signal by superimposing the random number-superimposed luminance variable on an image signal; and
inverting, by the processing unit, the polarity of the random number sequence once every two frames without changing the absolute values thereof.
5. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having thereon instructions which, when executed by a processing unit, causes the processing unit to perform operations comprising:
generating, by the processing unit, a random number sequence;
generating, by the processing unit, a random number-superimposed luminance variable by superimposing the random number sequence on a luminance variable;
generating, by the processing unit, a random number-superimposed image signal by superimposing the random number-superimposed luminance variable on an image signal; and
performing, by the processing unit, rounding adapted to round the random number-superimposed image signal to a predetermined number of bits and outputting the resultant signal.
6. The image processing method of claim 5 comprising:
rounding, by the processing unit, the random number-superimposed image signal and outputting an image with the dithered lowest bit.
7. The image processor of claim 2 , wherein
the random number sequence generation section generates and outputs a random number sequence having the same set of numbers every frame.
8. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 5 , the operations further comprising:
generating and outputting, by the processing unit, a random number sequence having the same set of numbers every frame.