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2002
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Michael C. Mongeon, Edul N. Dalal, Rene Rasmussen:
Utilizing Flatbed Scanners to Measure Printer Motion Quality Error. PICS 2002: 104-108
2001
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Michael C. Mongeon, Edul N. Dalal, Rene Rasmussen:
Utilizing Flatbed Scanners to Measure Printer Motion Quality Error. PICS 2001: 387-391
2000
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Rene Rasmussen, B. Mishra, Michael C. Mongeon:
Using Drum and Flatbed Scanners for Color Image Quality Measurements. PICS 2000: 108-113
1996
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Michael C. Mongeon:
Image transformation into device-dependent color printer description using 4th-order polynomial regression and object-oriented programming development of image processing modules. Color Imaging: Device-Independent Color, Color Hard Copy, and Graphic Arts 1996: 341-

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