COLORS MARK BLACK
| Brand | Owner | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| DATA PEPS | WALLIX | 250 bis rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré F-75008 PARIS France | Colors of the mark: Black, Gray, Red, Orange and Yellow. 25.7.2. Surfaces or backgrounds covered with geometric figures, volumes; 26.4.9. Several quadrilaterals, juxtaposed, contiguous or intersecting; 26.15.9. Cubes, parallelepipeds; 26.15.98. Several identical geometric bodies, juxtaposed;Safety tokens [encryption devices]; privacy protection software; interactive software for computers for the exchange of information; software for commercial use; application software for cloud computing services; computer application software; computer software for keeping email secure; security software; downloadable security software; software for encryption; downloadable software from global computer networks; downloadable cloud software; downloadable software for data transmission;Computer software manuals; computer software manuals;The color(s) black, gray, red, orange and yellow is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;Wholesale services for computer software; advertising; presentation of goods on all communication media, for retail sale; document reproduction;Data encryption services; software development; software development (design); updating of software; software as a service (SaaS); |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- Systems and methods for performing clustering of a document image are disclosed. A property of an extracted mark from a document is compared to the properties of the existing clusters. If the property of the mark fails to match any of the properties of the existing clusters, the mark is added as a new cluster to the existing cluster. One property that can be utilized is x size and y size, which is the width and height, of the existing clusters. Another property that can be employed is ink size, which refers to the ratio of black pixels to total pixels in a cluster. Yet another property that can be utilized is a reduced mark or image, which is a pixel size reduced version the bitmap of the mark and/or cluster. The above properties can be employed to identify mismatches and reduce the number of bit by bit comparisons performed.