Do we need to consider a larger neighborhood than 5x5?

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Do we need to consider a larger neighborhood than 5x5? Measured central pixel absorptance as a function of neighborhood’s size Dispersed-dot halftone generated using DBS algorithm larger 45x45 neighborhood that is intended to capture the effect of long-path scattering of light between the point where it is incident on the surface of the printed media and where it finally exits, known as the Yule-Nielsen effect Conclusion: Neighborhood larger than 5x5 can strongly influence the central pixel absorptance Portion of test page