Affective matches of fabric and lighting chromaticity

Abstract

This study investigates the impact of lighting colors on subjective judgments of fabric: in particular, whether the influence of lighting varies depending on fabric types and color combinations. We conducted two visual assessments. In Study 1 (N = 44), eight illuminants and six types of fabric were presented as cloth stimuli. Derived from the literature review, four sets of adjectives (humble-luxurious, cool-warm, old-new, and not preferred-preferred) were used as metrics. In Study 2 (N = 41), five sets of fabric color combination swatches were assessed under lighting conditions that were identical to those of Study 1.

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Deep Learning-Based Machine Color Emotion Generation

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Experimental study on the relationship between the harmony and cognitive load of business intelligence dashboard color combinations

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