18069925. CUTOFF PREDICTION FOR HISTOGRAM DATA AND BACKLIGHT CONTROL simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)

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CUTOFF PREDICTION FOR HISTOGRAM DATA AND BACKLIGHT CONTROL

Organization Name

QUALCOMM Incorporated

Inventor(s)

Sarath Babu Narendran of Bangalore (IN)

Kashish Wattal of Ghaziabad (IN)

Abhishek De of Bangalore (IN)

Panikumar Gururaj Kallamballe of Bengaluru (IN)

CUTOFF PREDICTION FOR HISTOGRAM DATA AND BACKLIGHT CONTROL - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18069925 titled 'CUTOFF PREDICTION FOR HISTOGRAM DATA AND BACKLIGHT CONTROL

The patent application relates to methods and devices for display processing, specifically involving an apparatus such as a CPU. The apparatus obtains an initial histogram for a current frame and calculates a normalized histogram based on the brightness level and total number of pixels in the frame. It then selects a set of pixel intensity values and calculates an updated brightness cutoff threshold based on these values and parameters for the pixel intensity distribution. Finally, the apparatus transmits a mapping of the updated threshold to a backlight value of the frame.

  • Apparatus for display processing, including a CPU
  • Obtaining initial and normalized histograms for a current frame
  • Selecting and calculating pixel intensity values
  • Updating brightness cutoff threshold based on selected values and distribution parameters
  • Transmitting mapping of updated threshold to backlight value

Potential Applications: - Image and video processing - Display calibration and optimization - Adaptive brightness control in electronic devices

Problems Solved: - Efficient processing of display data - Improved image quality and brightness control - Enhanced user experience with optimized displays

Benefits: - Enhanced display performance - Energy efficiency in electronic devices - Customizable brightness settings for users

Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Display Processing Technology for Enhanced User Experience" This technology can be utilized in smartphones, tablets, TVs, and monitors to improve display quality and optimize brightness levels. It can also be integrated into digital signage systems for enhanced visual impact.

Questions about Display Processing Technology: 1. How does this technology improve image quality on displays?

  - This technology enhances image quality by optimizing brightness levels and improving display processing efficiency.

2. What are the potential energy-saving benefits of implementing this technology in electronic devices?

  - By optimizing brightness levels and display processing, this technology can contribute to energy efficiency in electronic devices.


Original Abstract Submitted

Aspects presented herein relate to methods and devices for display processing including an apparatus, e.g., a CPU. The apparatus may obtain a first indication of an initial histogram for a current frame. The apparatus may also calculate a normalized histogram for the current frame based on a brightness level of the current frame and a total number of pixels in the current frame. Further, the apparatus may select a set of pixel intensity values from a plurality of pixel intensity values for the current frame. The apparatus may also calculate an updated brightness cutoff threshold based on the set of pixel intensity values for the current frame and a set of parameters for a pixel intensity distribution of the current frame. The apparatus may also transmit a second indication of a mapping of the updated brightness cutoff threshold to a backlight value of the current frame.