Video Processing System

Abstract

To allow a video captured by one camera to be used by a plurality of devices.SOLUTION: A transmission-side control unit 12 of a camera 10 switches frame rates between first frame rate FRH and second frame rate FRL, sets, for the second frame rate FRL, a vertical blanking period to a second blanking period longer than a first blanking period, and repeatedly assigns, for the first frame rate FRH, a plurality of identifiers 0, 1 to all frames and assigns, for the second frame rate FRH, an identifier 0 to all frames. A first receiving-side control unit 22 of a first use device 20 receives all frames in accordance with the frame rate switched by the transmission-side control unit 12. A second receiving-side control unit 32 of a second use device 30 receives only frames with identifiers 0 assigned thereto, regardless of the frame rate switched by the transmission-side control unit 12.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to an image processing system, and more particularly to an in-vehicle image processing system. [Background technology]

[0002] There is known a system in which image data of the rear of a vehicle captured and generated by a single vehicle-mounted camera is used for rearward confirmation using an electronic inner mirror and also used to record rearward images using a drive recorder (see, for example, Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2021-002795 Summary of the Invention

[0004] In a system in which video data captured and generated by one camera is transmitted to multiple user devices, the receiving frame rates of these multiple user devices may differ from each other. Therefore, when the camera side switches the transmission frame rate to the receiving frame rate of one user device, the other user device needs to change the setting of the receiving frame rate in order to receive the video data. However, there is a problem that the other user device cannot receive the video data during the period in which the setting is changed. In order to shorten such a period in which the video data cannot be received, it is possible to improve the performance of the SoC (System on Chip) on the user device side, but in this case, there is a problem that the cost will increase.

[0005] The present disclosure has been made to solve the above problems. That is, one of the objectives of the present disclosure is to provide a technology that enables video data captured and generated by a single camera to be effectively used by multiple devices.

[0006] The image processing system (1) of the present disclosure includes: A video processing system (1) including one camera (10) and a plurality of utilization devices (20, 30) that utilize video data captured and generated by the camera (10), The plurality of utilization devices (20, 30) include a first utilization device (20) directly connected to the camera (10) and at least one or more second utilization devices (30) connected to the camera (10) via the first utilization device (20); The camera (10) is provided with a transmission side control unit (12) for transmitting the video data, The first utilization device (20) includes a first reception side control unit (22) for receiving the video data, the second utilization device (30) includes a second reception side control unit (32) for receiving the video data, The transmission side control unit (12) a frame rate of the video data to be transmitted to the first receiving-side control unit (22) and the second receiving-side control unit (32) is switchable between a predetermined first frame rate (FRH) and a predetermined second frame rate (FRL) lower than the first frame rate (FRH); In the case of the first frame rate (FRH), a vertical blanking period of the video data is set to a predetermined first blanking period, and in the case of the second frame rate (FRL), the vertical blanking period is set to a predetermined second blanking period longer than the first blanking period; Furthermore, in the case of the first frame rate (FRH), a plurality of different identifiers (0,1) including a specific identifier (0) are repeatedly assigned in a predetermined order to all frames of the video data, and in the case of the second frame rate (FRL), the specific identifier (0) is assigned to all frames of the video data; Of the first receiving-side control unit (22) and the second receiving-side control unit (32), one receiving-side control unit is configured to receive video data of all frames in response to frame rate switching by the transmitting-side control unit (12), and the other receiving-side control unit is configured to receive only video data of frames to which the specific identifier (0) is assigned, regardless of frame rate switching by the transmitting-side control unit (12). It is characterized by:

[0007] According to the above configuration, in a system (1) in which video data transmitted from a camera (10) is used by a plurality of utilization devices (20, 30), one utilization device (20) that needs to switch its receiving frame rate depending on the situation can receive video data of all frames (0, 1) in response to switching of the transmission frame rate on the camera (10) side. Also, the other utilization device (30) that has a fixed frame rate and does not need to switch its receiving frame rate can receive only video data of frames assigned with a specific identifier (0), regardless of switching of the transmission frame rate on the camera (10) side.

[0008] That is, the other utilization device (30) is configured to be able to continuously receive video data at a fixed frame rate without changing the setting of the reception frame rate. This makes it possible to effectively prevent the occurrence of a period during which the other utilization device (30) is unable to receive video data. In addition, by preventing the occurrence of a period during which reception is unable to be performed, it becomes unnecessary to make the reception side control unit high performance, and it is also possible to effectively suppress an increase in costs.

[0009] In the above description, in order to facilitate understanding of the invention, the symbols used in the embodiments are added in parentheses to the constituent elements of the invention corresponding to the embodiments, but each constituent element of the invention is not limited to the embodiment defined by the said symbols. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0010] [Figure 1]1 is a schematic diagram showing a hardware configuration of a video processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a software configuration of the video processing system according to the present embodiment. [Diagram 3] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the assignment of an identifier to each frame. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating reception of video data by a drive recorder SoC. [Diagram 5] 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the effects of the video processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing a hardware configuration of a video processing system according to a modified example. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0011] Hereinafter, a video processing system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0012] [Hardware configuration] 1 is a schematic diagram showing a hardware configuration of an image processing system 1 according to this embodiment. The image processing system 1 is mounted on a vehicle V, and includes one camera 10, an electronic inner mirror unit 20 that shares the camera 10, and a drive recorder unit 30.

[0013] The camera 10, the electronic inner mirror unit 20, and the drive recorder unit 30 are connected in series via transmission lines C1 and C2. The transmission lines C1 and C2 are, for example, transmission lines compatible with LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling). By connecting the camera 10, the electronic inner mirror unit 20, and the drive recorder unit 30 in series, the number of connectors provided on the camera 10 can be reduced to one. In other words, compared to a configuration in which the camera 10 is provided with two connectors and the electronic inner mirror unit 20 and the drive recorder unit 30 are connected in parallel, it is possible to effectively prevent the camera 10 from becoming larger and the cost from increasing.

[0014] The camera 10 is, for example, a rear camera provided at the rear end of the vehicle V and captures an image behind the vehicle V. Specifically, the camera 10 includes an image sensor 11, a camera SoC (System on Chip) 12, a serializer 13, etc. The camera SoC 12 is an example of a transmission side control unit of the present disclosure.

[0015] The image sensor 11 is configured with an imaging element such as a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensor, a charge coupled device (CCD) image sensor, etc. The image sensor 11 captures an image behind the vehicle V and outputs an imaging signal to the camera SoC 12.

[0016] The camera SoC12 performs various controls on the entire camera 10. The camera SoC12 includes, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), and storage. The CPU executes various programs stored in the ROM. The ROM is a non-volatile memory that stores data and the like required for the CPU to execute the various programs. The RAM is a volatile memory that provides a working area in which the various programs are expanded when the CPU executes them. The storage is a storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or an SSD (Solid State Drive).

[0017] The camera SoC12 generates video data (moving image data) by performing various processes on the imaging signal input from the image sensor 11. The camera SoC12 also outputs the generated video data to the serializer 13. The serializer 13 converts the video data input from the camera SoC12 into serial data. The serializer 13 also transmits the converted serial data to a deserializer 21 of the electronic inner mirror unit 20, which will be described later, via a transmission line C1.

[0018] The electronic inner mirror unit 20 is an example of a first usage device of the present disclosure, and includes a deserializer 21, an electronic inner mirror SoC 22, and a display 24. The electronic inner mirror SoC 22 is an example of a first receiving side control unit of the present disclosure.

[0019] The deserializer 21 converts the serial data transmitted from the serializer 13 via the transmission line C1 into parallel data and outputs it to the electronic inner mirror SoC 22. The deserializer 21 also outputs the serial data transmitted from the serializer 13 via the transmission line C1 to a deserializer 31 of the drive recorder unit 30 described later without converting it into parallel data.

[0020] The electronic inner mirror SoC22 performs various controls over the entire electronic inner mirror unit 20. The basic configuration of the electronic inner mirror SoC22 is approximately the same as that of the camera SoC12. That is, the electronic inner mirror SoC22 includes a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, a storage, etc. The electronic inner mirror SoC22 converts the parallel data input from the deserializer 21 into display data (moving image data) compatible with the display 24, and outputs the data to the display 24.

[0021] The display 24 is, for example, a liquid crystal display in the shape of an inner mirror for checking the rearward, and is attached, for example, to the upper center of the windshield inside the passenger compartment of the vehicle V. The display 24 displays moving images based on display data input from the electronic inner mirror SoC 22. Note that the display 24 is not limited to a liquid crystal display, and other display devices such as an organic EL display may also be used.

[0022] The drive recorder unit 30 is an example of a second usage device of the present disclosure, and includes a deserializer 31, a drive recorder SoC 32, etc. The drive recorder SoC 32 is an example of a second receiving side control unit of the present disclosure.

[0023] The deserializer 31 converts serial data transmitted from the deserializer 21 of the electronic inner mirror unit 20 via the transmission line C2 into parallel data, and outputs the parallel data to the drive recorder SoC32.

[0024] The drive recorder SoC32 performs various controls of the entire drive recorder unit 30. The basic configuration of the drive recorder SoC32 is substantially the same as that of the camera SoC12 and the electronic inner mirror SoC22. That is, the drive recorder SoC32 includes a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, a storage, and the like. The ROM and the storage of the drive recorder SoC32 are examples of the storage device of the present disclosure. The drive recorder SoC32 converts the parallel data input from the deserializer 32 into storage data, and sequentially stores the data in the ROM and / or the storage.

[0025] [Software configuration] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the software configuration of the video processing system 1 according to this embodiment.

[0026] 2, the camera SoC12 includes a frame rate setting unit 100, an identifier assignment unit 110, a vertical blanking period setting unit 120, etc. The electronic inner mirror SoC22 includes a frame rate switching instruction unit 200, a data receiving unit 210, a display control unit 220, etc. The drive recorder SoC32 includes a data receiving unit 300, a storage control unit 310, etc.

[0027] The frame rate setting unit 100 sets the frame rate (the number of still images captured per unit time (one second)) of the camera 10 in response to an instruction from the frame rate switching instruction unit 200. For example, in a bright environment such as daytime, it is desirable to display high-resolution moving images on the display 24 of the electronic inner mirror unit 20 by setting the frame rate of the camera 10 high. On the other hand, if the frame rate of the camera 10 is set high in a dark environment such as at night, during rain, or in a tunnel, a sufficient exposure time cannot be ensured, and the moving images displayed on the display 24 become dark. For this reason, in a dark environment such as at night, it is desirable to set the frame rate of the camera 10 lower than in a bright environment such as daytime. In other words, it is desirable to switch the frame rate of the camera 10 appropriately according to the situation.

[0028] The frame rate switching instruction unit 200 acquires whether the surrounding environment of the vehicle V is a dark environment or a bright environment. Whether the surrounding environment is a dark environment or a bright environment may be acquired based on the detection result of an illuminance sensor or the like mounted on the vehicle V. When the frame rate switching instruction unit 200 acquires a bright environment as the surrounding environment of the vehicle V, it transmits a high frame rate instruction signal to the frame rate setting unit 100. When the frame rate switching instruction unit 200 acquires a dark environment as the surrounding environment of the vehicle V, it transmits a low frame rate instruction signal to the frame rate setting unit 100. In the example shown in FIG. 2, the frame rate switching instruction unit 200 is provided in the electronic inner mirror SoC 22, but it may also be provided on the camera SoC 12 side.

[0029] When the frame rate setting unit 100 receives a high frame rate instruction from the frame rate switching instruction unit 200, it sets the frame rate of the camera 10 to a predetermined high frame rate, a first frame rate FRH (e.g., 60 fps). When the frame rate setting unit 100 receives a low frame rate instruction from the frame rate instruction unit 200, it sets the frame rate of the camera 10 to a predetermined second frame rate FRR (e.g., 30 fps) lower than the first frame rate FRH.

[0030] Note that the specific values ​​of the first frame rate FRH and the second frame rate FRL are not particularly limited, and can be set appropriately depending on the performance of the camera 10 and the SoCs 12, 22, and 32. For convenience, the second frame rate FRL will be described below as being half the value of the first frame rate FRH (FRL=FRH / 2). In addition, the case where the first frame rate FRH is set will be referred to as the "first frame rate mode," and the case where the second frame rate FRL is set will be referred to as the "second frame rate mode."

[0031] The identifier assigning unit 110 assigns an identifier to each frame of video data captured and generated by the camera 10. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 3(A), in the first frame rate mode (in a bright environment), the identifier assigning unit 110 alternately assigns two different types of identifiers, a first ID (e.g., 0) and a second ID (e.g., 1), to each frame as an identifier. Also, as shown in Fig. 3(B), in the second frame rate mode (in a dark environment), the identifier assigning unit 110 assigns only the first ID (0) as an identifier to each frame. The first ID (0) is an example of a specific identifier of the present disclosure.

[0032] The types of identifiers are not limited to the first and second IDs (0,1), and if the second frame rate FRL is 1 / 3 of the first frame rate FRH, a third ID (e.g., 2) may be further assigned. Specifically, in the first frame rate mode, the first ID (0), the second ID (1), and the third ID (2) may be repeatedly assigned to each frame in order (0,1,2,0,1,2,...). That is, in the first frame rate mode, different types of identifiers may be repeatedly assigned to each frame by the value obtained by dividing the first frame rate FRH by the second frame rate FRL (=FRH / FRL). In other words, if the second frame rate FRL is 1 / n of the first frame rate FRH (where n is an integer), n types of identifiers may be repeatedly assigned to each frame.

[0033] The vertical blanking period setting unit 120 appropriately sets the vertical blanking period of each frame of the video data captured and generated by the camera 10 according to the first frame rate FRH or the second frame rate FRL. Specifically, as shown in Figures 3(A) and (B), in the second frame rate mode, the vertical blanking period setting unit 120 sets the vertical blanking period to a value twice that in the first frame rate mode (2V). That is, in either the first frame rate mode or the second frame rate mode, the vertical blanking period setting unit 120 is configured to always transmit video data at the same transmission rate to the electronic inner mirror SoC 22.

[0034] The vertical blanking period in the second frame rate mode is not necessarily limited to twice the first frame rate FRH, and if the second frame rate FRL is 1 / 3 of the first frame rate FRH, the blanking period may be set to three times the first frame rate FRH. That is, the vertical blanking period in the second frame rate mode may be set by multiplying the vertical blanking period in the first frame rate mode by the value (=FRH / FRL) obtained by dividing the first frame rate FRH by the second frame rate FRL. In other words, if the second frame rate FRL is 1 / n (where n is an integer) of the first frame rate FRH, the blanking period may be set to n times the first frame rate FRH.

[0035] The data receiving unit 210 receives video data via the deserializer 21 (see FIG. 1). In this embodiment, the deserializer 21 outputs video data (parallel data) of all frames to which the first ID (0) and the second ID (1) are alternately assigned to the data receiving unit 210 in the first frame rate mode, and outputs video data (parallel data) of all frames to which the first ID (0) is assigned to the data receiving unit 210 in the second frame rate mode. That is, the data receiving unit 210 is configured to receive video data of all frames in response to frame rate switching by the camera SoC 12. This enables the data receiving unit 210 to effectively receive video data of a frame rate that is appropriately switched in response to a bright environment or a dark environment. The data receiving unit 210 outputs the received video data to the display control unit 220.

[0036] The display control unit 220 converts the video data input from the data receiving unit 210 into display data corresponding to the display 24 (see FIG. 1), and outputs the data to the display 24. When the surrounding environment of the vehicle V is a bright environment, the display control unit 220 converts the video data of the first frame rate FRH, which is a high frame rate, input from the data receiving unit 210 into display data. That is, in a bright environment, a high-resolution moving image can be displayed on the display 24. When the surrounding environment of the vehicle V is a dark environment, the display control unit 220 converts the video data of the second frame rate FRL, which is a low frame rate, input from the data receiving unit 210 into display data. That is, in a dark environment, the display control unit 220 is configured to effectively prevent the moving image displayed on the display 24 from becoming dark.

[0037] The data receiving unit 300 receives video data via the deserializer 31 (see FIG. 1). In this embodiment, the receiving frame rate of the drive recorder SoC 32 is fixed to the second frame rate FRL in order to ensure the storage capacity of data. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 4(A), the deserializer 31 is set to output only the video data (parallel data) of the frame to which the first ID (0) is assigned, among all the frames to which the first ID (0) and the second ID (1) are assigned alternately, to the data receiving unit 300 in the first frame rate mode. In other words, the deserializer 31 does not output the video data of the frame to which the second ID (1) is assigned to the data receiving unit 300. Also, as shown in FIG. 4(B), the deserializer 31 outputs the video data (parallel data) of the frame to which the first ID (0) is assigned to the data receiving unit 210 in the second frame rate mode.

[0038] That is, the data receiving unit 300 is configured to always receive only frames with the first ID (0) regardless of the frame rate switching by the transmitting camera 10. This allows the drive recorder SoC32 to continuously receive video data at the second frame rate without changing the setting of the reception frame rate. By eliminating the need to change the setting, it is possible to effectively prevent the occurrence of a reception unavailable period during which the drive recorder SoC32 cannot receive video data. In addition, since it is no longer necessary to install a high-performance SoC to shorten the reception unavailable period, it is possible to effectively suppress the increase in costs. The data receiving unit 300 outputs the received video data to the storage control unit 310.

[0039] The storage control unit 310 converts the video data input from the data receiving unit 300 into storage data (movie image data) and stores the data in a ROM and / or storage. The recording method of the drive recorder unit 30 may be any of a continuous recording type, an event recording type, and a hybrid recording type that performs both the continuous recording type and the event recording type.

[0040] Next, the effects of the image processing system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

[0041] 5(A) is a conceptual diagram for explaining the transmission and reception of video data in the first frame rate mode. In the first frame rate mode, the camera 10 alternately assigns a first ID (0) and a second ID (1) to each frame of video data. In this case, the electronic inner mirror SoC 22 receives video data of all frames to which the first ID (0) and the second ID (1) are assigned from the deserializer 21. On the other hand, the drive recorder SoC 32 receives from the deserializer 31 only video data of frames to which the first ID (0) is assigned among all frames to which the first ID (0) and the second ID (1) are assigned.

[0042] FIG. 5B is a conceptual diagram for explaining the transmission and reception of video data in the second frame rate mode. In the second frame rate mode, the camera 10 assigns only the first ID (0) to each frame of video data. The camera 10 also sets the vertical blanking period of each frame to twice (2V) that of the first frame rate mode. The electronic inner mirror SoC 22 and the drive recorder SoC 32 each receive the video data of the frame to which the first ID (0) is assigned from the deserializers 21 and 31, respectively. At this time, since the vertical blanking period of each frame is set to twice that of the first frame rate mode, the electronic inner mirror SoC 22 can receive the video data at the same transmission rate as that of the first frame rate mode.

[0043] That is, according to the image processing system 1 of this embodiment, the electronic inner mirror SoC22, which needs to switch the reception frame rate according to the surrounding environment of the vehicle V, is configured to always receive all frames of image data in response to the switching of the frame rate by the camera 10. On the other hand, the drive recorder SoC32, which has a fixed reception frame rate, is configured to always receive frames assigned the first ID (0), regardless of the switching of the frame rate by the camera 10.

[0044] This eliminates the need to change the settings of the reception frame rate in the drive recorder SoC 32, making it possible to effectively prevent the occurrence of periods when reception is unavailable, during which video data cannot be received. In addition, by preventing the occurrence of periods when reception is unavailable, it is not necessary to install a high-performance SoC to shorten the periods when reception is unavailable, making it possible to effectively suppress increases in costs.

[0045] Although the image processing system according to the present embodiment has been described above, the present disclosure is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications are possible without departing from the scope of the present disclosure.

[0046] For example, in the above embodiment, the electronic inner mirror unit 20 and the drive recorder unit 30 are connected to the camera 10 in this order, but the order of connection may be reversed. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 6, the drive recorder unit 30 may be connected to the camera 10, and the electronic inner mirror unit 20 may be connected to the drive recorder unit 30. In this case, the same effects as those of the above embodiment can be achieved.

[0047] Furthermore, the camera 10 is not limited to a camera that captures an image behind the vehicle V, but may be a camera that captures an image in front of or to the side of the vehicle V. Furthermore, the device that uses the image data from the camera 10 is not limited to the electronic inner mirror unit 20 and the drive recorder unit 30, but may be other devices that use images of the surroundings of the vehicle V, such as a driving assistance control device or an automatic driving control device. Furthermore, the number of devices connected to the camera 10 is not limited to two, but three or more may be connected. When three or more devices are connected, as long as one device is directly connected to the camera 10, the other devices may be connected in series or in parallel to the one device.

[0048] Furthermore, the application of the present disclosure is not limited to in-vehicle image processing systems, but can be widely applied to applications other than in-vehicle use as long as the system uses images captured by a single camera by multiple devices. [Explanation of symbols]

[0049] 1...image processing system, 10...camera, 11...image sensor, 12...camera SoC, 13...serializer, 20...electronic inner mirror unit, 21...deserializer, 22...electronic inner mirror SoC, 23...serializer, 30...drive recorder unit, 31...deserializer, 32...drive recorder SoC, 100...frame rate setting unit, 110...identifier assignment unit, 120...vertical blanking period setting unit, 200...frame rate switching instruction unit, 210...data receiving unit, 220...display control unit, 300...data receiving unit, 310...storage control unit

Claims

1. A video processing system including a camera and a plurality of utilization devices that utilize video data captured and generated by the camera, the plurality of utilization devices include a first utilization device directly connected to the camera, and at least one or more second utilization devices connected to the camera via the first utilization device; The camera includes a transmission side control unit for transmitting the video data, the first utilization device includes a first reception side control unit for receiving the video data, the second utilization device includes a second reception side control unit for receiving the video data, The transmission side control unit a frame rate of the video data transmitted to the first receiving-side control unit and the second receiving-side control unit is switchable between a predetermined first frame rate and a predetermined second frame rate lower than the first frame rate; In the case of the first frame rate, a vertical blanking period of the video data is set to a predetermined first blanking period, and in the case of the second frame rate, the vertical blanking period is set to a predetermined second blanking period longer than the first blanking period; Furthermore, in the case of the first frame rate, a plurality of different identifiers including a specific identifier are repeatedly assigned to all frames in a predetermined order, and in the case of the second frame rate, the specific identifier is assigned to all frames; Of the first receiving-side control unit and the second receiving-side control unit, one receiving-side control unit is configured to receive video data of all frames in response to the switching of the frame rate by the transmitting-side control unit, and the other receiving-side control unit is configured to receive only video data of a frame to which the specific identifier is assigned, regardless of the switching of the frame rate by the transmitting-side control unit.

1. A video processing system comprising:

2. 2. The image processing system according to claim 1, the second frame rate is 1 / n (where n is an integer) of the first frame rate; The transmission side control unit The second blanking period is set to be n times as long as the first blanking period; In the case of the first frame rate, n types of identifiers including the specific identifier are repeatedly assigned in order to all frames, and in the case of the second frame rate, the specific identifier is assigned to all frames. Video processing system.

3. 3. The image processing system according to claim 1, The camera is an in-vehicle camera mounted on a vehicle to capture an image of the surroundings of the vehicle, the first utilization device includes a display device capable of reproducing the video data received by the first reception side control unit, The second utilization device includes a storage device that stores the video data received by the second reception side control unit. Video processing system.

4. 4. The image processing system according to claim 3, The vehicle-mounted camera is a rear camera that captures an image of the rear of the vehicle, the first utilization device is an electronic inner mirror device, the second utilization device is a drive recorder device, The transmission side control unit When the surrounding environment of the vehicle is a predetermined bright environment, the frame rate is set to the first frame rate, and when the surrounding environment of the vehicle is a predetermined dark environment, the frame rate is set to the second frame rate. Video processing system.

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