UDC 004.932.2
EVALUATION OF PICTORIAL INFORMATION DETAILED PRECISION TO IMPROVE PRINTING PROCESS EFFICIENCY
A. Yu. Gnibeda, Lecturer, Department of «Infocognitive Technologies», Moscow Polytechnic University, Moscow Poly, Moscow, Russia;
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E. A. Pukhova, Ph. D (in technical sciences), Associate Professor, Head of the Department of «Infocognitive Technologies», Moscow Polytechnic University, Moscow Poly, Moscow, Russia;
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A. Yu. Gnibeda, Senior Development Engineer, Sberbank of Russia, Moscow, Russia;
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A. A. Zakharova, Dr. in technical sciences, Associate Professor, Chief Scientific Officer, V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia;
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The efficiency of printing process is largely determined by the accuracy of setting the parameters of this process, as well as the ability to predict various undesirable phenomena at its intangible stage. The search and development of software solutions aimed at achieving these criteria is an urgent task. Currently, there are no solutions that could fully take into account the specifics of printing process, which consists in its mul ti-stage and non-linearity. Within the framework of this article, a software module is proposed for assessing the detailed precision of visual information reproduced using printing processes, which is based on modern approaches to assess the quality of printing products and takes into account the specifics of these processes. Software module to assess the detailed precision of visual information allows predicting various distortions and transformations at the intangible stage of printing process, which lead to increase in defects and costs. A comparative analysis of printing process conditions before and after the application of developed software module shows the reduction in material and labor costs which is evidence of higher efficiency of printing process.
Key words: : visual information; printing process; process management; software module development; process efficiency; detailed precision; algorithm; BPMN; autotype rasterization.