The classic Bayer or ‘dispersed-dot’ pattern arranges threshold values in an attempt to optimise information transfer and minimise noise[7]. The matrix dimensions are typically a power of two. The following values describe an 8×8 matrix:
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free(leftArr); // 释放临时数组