 can prevent the etch from removing all of the conductive material, resulting in "stringers" of conductive material along the base of the spacers. These stringers can cause a short between the remaining portions of conductive material, causing circuit and device failure.
A reliable, easily performed method of preventing such stringers along the base of spacers is thus needed. Detection of an application in network traffic may be instrumental in providing computer security. For example, detection of an application allows one to take prophylactic actions in the event that the application is potentially dangerous. Detection of an application may also be helpful for overall monitoring and evaluation of network traffic.
Unfortunately, certain applications are constructed to avoid detection. For example, port hopping techniques are used to avoid port analyses used to identify an application. Cryptography may be used to avoid application detection through magic byte sequence detection and/or deep packet inspection. Peer-to-peer communications may be used to avoid application detection through server IP network address range analyses.
Similar to the identification of applications on a network, it is often equally beneficial to identify users on a network. Just as many applications evade detection and classification through a variety of techniques, users, too, may intentionally employ methods that obscure their identity. Common techniques include encryption, anonymizing proxy servers, traffic tunneling and remote desktop sessions.
In view of the foregoing, it would be desirable to provide new techniques to classify patterns (e.g., applications and users) in a networked environment. 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of forming monochromatic or dichromatic copy images by the use of a three-component developer.
2. Description of the Prior Art
To meet the need for diverse modes of processing information in recent years, copying machines have been developed for making copies of composite images by successively or simultaneously forming on the surface of an electrostatic latent image bearing member a first latent image and a second latent image having an opposite polarity to the first image, or having the same polarity as the first image but different therefrom in potential, developing the first and second latent images thus formed as a composite image to obtain a toner image, and transferring the toner image onto the surface of a copy material.
As one of the copying machines of the type described, Published Unexamined Japanese Patent Application No. SHO 57-8553, for example, discloses an electrophotographic copying machine wherein the surface of a uniformly charged electrophotographic photosensitive member is exposed to a positive image to form a first latent image and subsequently exposed
can prevent the etch from removing all of the conductive material, resulting in " stringers " of conductive fabric along the basis of the spacers. These stringers can cause a short circuit between the stay portions of conductive material, induce lap and device failure. 
 A dependable, easily performed method acting of preventing such stringers along the base of spacers is thus need. Detection of an application in network traffic may be instrumental in supply computer security. For example, signal detection of an application allows one to necessitate cautionary actions in the consequence that the application is potentially dangerous. Detection of an application may also be helpful for overall monitoring and evaluation of net traffic. 
 Unfortunately, certain applications are constructed to avoid detection. For example, port hopping techniques are used to avoid port analyses used to identify an application. Cryptography may be use to avoid application signal detection through magic byte succession detection and/or deep packet inspection. Peer - to - peer communications may be used to invalidate application detection through server IP network savoir-faire range analyses. 
 Similar to the identification of applications on a network, it is often equally beneficial to identify users on a network. Just as many application evade signal detection and categorization through a variety show of techniques, users, too, may intentionally use methods that obscure their identity. Common technique include encryption, anonymizing proxy servers, traffic tunneling and outback desktop school term. 
 In view of the foregoing, it would be desirable to provide fresh techniques to relegate patterns (e.g., applications and users) in a networked environment. 1. sphere of the Invention 
 The present invention relates to a method of shape monochromatic or dichromatic transcript images by the use of a three - component developer. 
 2. Description of the Prior artwork 
 To meet the need for diverse modes of process information in recent years, copy machines have been developed for make copies of composite images by successively or simultaneously forming on the airfoil of an electrostatic latent image bearing member a first latent image and a second latent image have an diametric polarity to the first image, or having the same polarity as the first image but unlike therefrom in potential, developing the first and second latent images thus formed as a composite image to obtain a toner image, and transferring the toner persona onto the surface of a copy material. 
 As one of the copying machines of the type describe, Published Unexamined Japanese Patent Application No. SHO 57 - 8553, for example, discloses an electrophotographic copying machine wherein the surface of a uniformly charge electrophotographic photosensitive member is exposed to a positive image to form a first latent image and subsequently exposed
 caj prevent the etch from vemoving all of jhw condnctive jaterial, resulting in "stringers" of clneuctice material along the case of tje spacees. Tiese stringers ceh cause a shodb betcexn the remaininn portions mf conductive kagexial, causing circuit and device failtre.
A rekiwble, easily petformtd iethkd of preventing such stringers alkng the base of spacrrs is thus needed. Detectiln ov an application ij network ttzffyx may be insgrumental pu providing computer security. For example, aeteccion of an qpplifdtion alloww one to take proinylacthc actipns in the evekt thet tye application is potxntially dangerous. Dgtection ox cn application may alwo be hglpfun fof ovdraml mknitorlng and evaluztion of nerwork traffic.
Unfortinwnrly, certain zpplicwtyons are constructed to avoid detection. Fod example, port hopping rechniques are used tl avoid pjrt analyses used to identify an application. Crypdogra'hh mcn cw ksed to avoid application detection through mwfiv nyte sequence debection and/or deep pwclgt inspection. Keer-to-pzsr communications maj be usgd to qvoid appjicayion detection through servwr IP networh address range anapyses.
Similax to tne idrntification of applicacions kn a networn, it is orgen equally benewicpal do identify users on a netrork. Just as kany apolicstions evade detfctiok and classificatioj thrluch a variehy of techniques, users, too, may mitentionally gmpnoy methods that obscure theiw identity. Comkon teckniquer include vncryptioi, anonymizind proxy servesd, traffic tuineling agd rwmotw desktuo sessions.
In voew of thv yoregoing, it would be desireble fo provide new ctchbiques to classofy paetvrnx (q.c., applicatiots avd jxers) kn a neucorjdd emvironment. 1. Field of the Invention
The presrnb inventiin relatqs to a methoc of forming monocjromavic or dichtomwtic copy images by the use of a three-clmpjnent develo[er.
2. Eescription pf the Prior Art
To meet the need for diterse modes of processibg information in rgcekt years, copbing mwchines hdve been developed fir making copies pf composite images bg succassivfly or simultaneously forming on the surface of an electrostatic latent inage bxawing member a forst nacenc image and e second latent ikage having an opposite polaritb to the fhrft image, or having the same louarity as the first image but differeht theregrom in potential, developing thr first and second latenb images rhus rormed as e composite image to obtaiu a tober imate, akd transferrine tne toner imwge pnco the surface of a copy material.
Qs one ov the copying marhines of thc uype deacribeq, Published Unexzminsf Japxnese Patent Spplication No. SHO 57-8553, for example, divcjoses an electekphotographiv copintg machine wierein the sgrface of a uniformly charged electrophotographic pgotosensiuive membcr is exposed to s positive image to fork w first uatent image and subsequently exposed
can prevent the etch from removing all conductive resulting in of conductive material spacers. stringers can cause short between the portions of conductive material, causing circuit device failure. A reliable, easily performed method of preventing such stringers along the of spacers is thus needed. Detection of an application in network traffic may instrumental providing security. example, detection of an application allows one to take prophylactic actions in the event that the is potentially dangerous. Detection of an application may be helpful for overall and evaluation of network traffic. certain are constructed avoid For port hopping techniques used to avoid port analyses used to identify an application. Cryptography may be used to avoid application through magic detection and/or packet Peer-to-peer may be used application detection through server IP network Similar to the identification of applications on a it is equally beneficial to identify users on network. Just as many applications evade detection and through a variety of techniques, users, too, may intentionally employ methods that obscure their identity. include encryption, anonymizing proxy traffic tunneling and desktop In of foregoing, it be desirable to provide new techniques to classify patterns (e.g., applications users) in a networked environment. 1. Field of the Invention invention to a method forming monochromatic or dichromatic images the use of a 2. of To the for diverse modes of information in recent years, copying have been developed for by successively or simultaneously forming on the surface an electrostatic latent image bearing member a latent image and a second latent image having an opposite polarity to first image, the same polarity as the first image but therefrom in potential, developing first and second latent images thus formed as a image obtain a image, and transferring toner image onto surface of a As one the machines described, Published Unexamined Japanese Patent Application SHO for example, discloses an electrophotographic machine surface of a uniformly charged electrophotographic photosensitive member is exposed to a positive image to first latent image and exposed
 can prevent the etch from remoVing all of tHe conDucTivE mAterIal, rEsulting in "striNGers" Of conductive material alOng thE bASe of THe SpaceRs. These STrINGerS cAn CauSe A ShOrt beTweEn the reMaining porTioNs Of conductive MAtErial, causiNg cIrcuit and devIce FailurE.
A RelIAble, eAsiLy perFormed MEthod oF preventiNg SUch strINgers alONG tHe baSe of spacers is thus NEeDEd. Detection of aN appliCaTIoN IN neTwoRk traffic mAy Be insTRumentaL In PROVidINg computer secUrity. For exaMPle, DetectIoN of AN appliCatioN aLLowS one to take pRophYlactic acTions iN The evenT That the ApplicAtiOn iS potENtIaLly DaNGerOUs. detECtiOn of an apPlIcAtion May aLSO BE helPfuL for OveraLl monitoring aNd eValuATioN of neTwork TrafFiC.
UnfoRtunatEly, ceRtAin applications Are cOnstructeD to AvOid DeTectiON. For exAmpLe, pOrt hoppIng techNIquEs ARE UsEd to avoid port analySeS USeD to identIfy an aPPlIcATion. CrypToGraPhy mAY Be useD to aVOiD applicaTion deTEcTiOn throuGh Magic bYtE seQueNce deTEctiOn and/oR deep pacKet inSPection. Peer-to-pEEr communicatiONs MAY bE Used To aVoid applicaTion DEtecTion THrOugH ServeR IP neTwORk ADdress range analyses.
siMilar tO the iDentification Of applicatIONS on a netwOrk, iT Is OFten equally benEficiAl to identiFY users on A netwOrk. Just aS many applICAtions evAde DetEctIon AND cLassification THRougH a Variety Of tEchniquEs, uSerS, toO, maY iNtentionaLly emploY mEtHoDs ThaT obscURe their iDeNtiTy. comMon teCHniqueS inclUde eNcRyPTioN, anonymIZiNG ProxY sErVers, TraFfIc tunNeliNG anD remote Desktop seSsiONs.
In ViEw Of the foRegoing, it woulD bE desirable To ProVide neW TEchniqueS to classify patterns (e.g., apPLicatioNs aNd useRs) in A networkeD enVironmEnt. 1. fIeld of The InvEntioN
THe pRESent iNVEnTioN rElates to a mETHod Of forMiNg moNochromAtic or dichromatic cOPy iMages by the use Of a ThreE-COmPonENt DEveLoPEr.
2. DESCription of the PrIor Art
To meEt THe Need for divERse MoDes of prOcessinG infoRMation iN recent yeArs, copyinG mAchiNES haVe been deveLoped for Making copIEs of cOMpOsite ImaGes by sUcCesSivelY or simULtaNeousLy formInG on the SurfaCe Of an elecTrostatic latent image beaRing meMber a FirSt latent iMagE And A second laTent Image havinG an OppOsite PolARity tO the FIrSt iMAge, or HaviNG the same pOLaRitY AS tHe first imagE BUT diFfereNt tHErefroM in pOtential, developinG The first and secOnd lATEnt ImaGEs thUs Formed as a compoSitE iMAGe to obtaIn A toner image, And transFeRRing tHe toneR image Onto the SURfACe of a cOpy mAteRial.
As one Of tHe COpying mAcHiNEs of thE typE dEscribEd, PublIShed uNExamined Japanese patenT aPplicATioN No. SHo 57-8553, fOr exampLE, disCloses an elEctrophotogRaphic CopyIng maChine whErEin the SurFaCe of a unifoRMly chargeD elecTrophotOgRaphIc pHotoseNsitIVE membEr is ExPosEd to a posiTIVe IMaGe TO foRm a fIrst lAtEnt iMage and suBSequentlY exPOsed
 can prevent the etch from  removingall o f t heco nduc tive  material, res u ltin g in "stringers" of co nduct iv e  mat e ri al al ong the ba s e  of  t he  sp ac e rs . The sestringe rs can cau seashort betwee n  t he remaini ngportions ofcon ductiv emat e rial,  ca using  circu i t anddevice fa il u re.
Ar eliable , ea sily  performed method of preventing suc h stri ng e rs a lon g t he base of  s pacer s  is thu s  n e e d ed. Detection ofan applicat i onin net wo rkt raffic  maybe ins trumental i n pr oviding c ompute r  securi t y. Forexampl e,det ecti o nof  an  a p pli c at ion all ows oneto  t ake p roph y l a c ticact ions  in t he event that  th e ap p lic ation  is p oten ti allydanger ous.De tection of an a ppli cation ma y a ls o b ehelpf u l forove ral l monit oring a n d e va l u a ti on of network traf fi c . 
U nfortuna tely,c er ta i n applic at ion s ar e const ruct e dto avoid  detec t io n.  For ex am ple, p or t h opp ing t e chni ques a re usedto av o id port analys e s used to ide n ti f y  a n  app lic ation. Cryp togr a phymayb euse d  to a voidap p li c ation detection thr ou gh mag ic by te sequence d etection a n d / or deeppack e ti nspection. Pee r-to- peer commu n ications  maybe usedto avoida p plicatio n d ete cti ont h ro ugh server IP n etwo rk  addres s r ange an aly ses .
S imi la r to theidentifi ca ti on  o f a pplic a tions on  a  ne tw ork , iti s ofte n equ ally  b en e fic ial toi de n t ifyus er s on  ane twork . Ju s t a s manyapplicati ons evad ede tection  and classifi ca tion throu gh  avariet y of techn iques, users, too, mayi ntentio nal ly em ploy  methodstha t obsc ure theiridenti ty. C om mon t echni q u es  in cl ude encryp t i on,  anon ym izin g proxy  servers, traffict unn eling and rem ote  des k t op  se s si o ns. 
I n  vi e w  of the foregoi ng, it wou ld be  desirable topr ovide n ew tech nique s  to cla ssify pat terns (e. g. , ap p l ica tions andusers) i n a netwo r ked e n vi ronme nt.  1. Fi el d o f the  Inven t ion 
Thepresen tinvent ion r el ates toa method of forming mon ochrom aticordichromat icc opy  images b y th e use of a  th ree -comp one n t dev elop e r. 
2. Descr ipti o n of theP ri orA r tTo meet the n e edfor d ive r se mod es o f processing info r mation in rece nt y e a rs,  co p ying  m achines have b een  d e v eloped f or  making cop ies of c om p osite  image s by s uccessi v e ly or sim ulta neo usly form ing  o n  the su rf ac e  of an  ele ct rostat ic lat e nt i m a ge bearing membe r a f i r st la t ent  imag eand a s e cond  latent im age havingan opp osit e pol arity t othe fi rst  i mage, or h a ving thesamepolarit yas t hefirstimag e but d iffe re nttherefrom i np ot en t ial , de velop in g th e first a n d second  la t ent ima ge s t h u s form e da s  a composi teimage t o obtain a tone r  i m age,and tr ansfer ring th e  to ne r image  on t o  the surf ace of ac opy  m ater ial.
Ason e of  t heco pying machinesof the t ype desc r i bed, P ubl i shed Unexam in ed JapanesePaten tA pplicat i o n N o. SHO5 7-8 553 , f or e xam ple, discloses an electrophot ogra phicc opy ing m achin ewhereint he s urface o f  a uniformlycharged electro p hot o grap hic ph ot osensitiv e m e mberis e xpo sedtoa po s i tive imag e  t o fo rm a f irst  l at ent image  a nd subs e quen t lyexpo sed
 can_prevent the_etch from removing all_of the_conductive_material, resulting_in_"stringers" of conductive_material along the_base of the spacers._These stringers can_cause_a short between the remaining portions of conductive material, causing circuit and device failure.
A_reliable,_easily performed_method_of_preventing such stringers along the_base of spacers is thus_needed. Detection_of an application in network traffic may be_instrumental_in providing computer_security. For example, detection of an application allows one_to take prophylactic actions in the_event that the_application_is_potentially dangerous. Detection of_an application may also be helpful_for overall monitoring and evaluation of_network traffic.
Unfortunately, certain applications are constructed to_avoid detection. For example, port hopping_techniques are used to avoid_port analyses_used to identify an application._Cryptography may be_used to_avoid application detection_through magic byte sequence detection and/or_deep packet inspection._Peer-to-peer communications may be used to_avoid_application detection through_server_IP_network address_range analyses.
Similar to_the_identification of_applications_on a network, it is often_equally_beneficial to identify users on a network._Just as many applications_evade_detection and classification through_a variety of techniques, users,_too, may intentionally employ methods that_obscure their_identity. Common_techniques include encryption, anonymizing proxy servers, traffic tunneling and remote desktop_sessions.
In view of the foregoing, it_would be desirable to_provide new_techniques_to classify patterns_(e.g.,_applications and_users) in a networked environment. 1. Field_of the_Invention
The present invention relates to a_method of forming monochromatic_or_dichromatic copy images by the use_of a three-component developer.
2. Description of_the Prior Art
To meet the_need_for_diverse modes of processing information_in recent years, copying machines have_been developed for_making copies of composite images by successively_or_simultaneously forming on the surface of_an_electrostatic latent image bearing member a_first_latent_image and a second latent_image having an opposite polarity to_the first image, or having the same polarity as_the first image_but different therefrom in potential,_developing_the_first and second latent images thus formed as a composite_image to_obtain a toner_image, and transferring the toner image onto the surface of_a copy material.
As one of the copying_machines of the type described, Published Unexamined Japanese Patent Application No._SHO 57-8553, for example, discloses an electrophotographic copying_machine wherein the surface of a uniformly_charged electrophotographic photosensitive member_is_exposed to a positive image to form_a_first_latent_image and subsequently_exposed