Evaluation of Color-Difference Formulae Based on the Correlation Between Visual Tolerances and Hue Angles

Zhehong, 汪哲弘 Wang; Haisong, 徐海松 Xu

doi:10.3788/aos20092907.1838

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“…The color difference formula is constantly being improved. McDonald, Witt, RIT-Dupont [27], and others have conducted a series of experiments and collected important data sets for the proposal or prediction of color difference formulas [28][29][30][31]. The CIE DE2000 color difference formula is currently the closest color difference formula to human vision.…”

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Application of the Entropy Method and Color Difference Formula to the Evaluation of Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Scintillation

Liu

Guo

et al. 2020

Mathematics

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A modeling approach combining the entropy method and color difference formula is proposed in order to quantitatively evaluate diamond scintillation. The images of 66 diamonds were captured from 0° to 105° rotation at 15° intervals. The color difference of corresponding pixels in adjacent rotation angle images was calculated using a MatLab r2014a program, which indicated the diamond’s color change due to its scintillation. A threshold (10) was determined to divide the color difference into seven color difference intervals, the percentage of which indicated the color-change area. The color difference and the percentage were comprehensively analyzed using the entropy method to evaluate diamond scintillation objectively and quantitatively. Lightness was the main factor affecting the diamond scintillation while chroma and hue also significantly affected it.

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Application of the Entropy Method and Color Difference Formula to the Evaluation of Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Scintillation

Liu

Guo

et al. 2020

Mathematics

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“…However, all colors are identified by human eyes; hence the results of the calculation are not generally in accordance with the results from human visions. Moreover, the mainstream media to display colors is still paper [4][5][6]. In order to study the visual characteristics of the human eye on color-distinguishing threshold levels, an experiment, of which the results provide significant data reference and theoretical basis for improvement of color evaluation methods of printing products, was carried out with 20 observers whose visual characteristics are normal.…”

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Analysis on Color-Distinguishing Threshold of Printed Samples and Chromatic Characteristics of Human Eyes

Dong

2012

AMM

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In order to study the visual characteristics of the human eye on color-distinguishing threshold levels, an experiment, of which the results provide significant data reference and theoretical basis for improvement of color evaluation methods of printing products, was carried out with 20 observers whose visual characteristics are normal. The observers were provided 5 basic colors that the CIE recommended for color evaluation study, and the constant stimulation psychophysical method was used in the visual experiment. The color patches were printed out with small color threshold variations. The color-distinguishing thresholds and visual characteristics were obtained through the experiment. Results showed that the notable color threshold values of green and red patches were relative larger, indicating larger visual tolerances. It is also shown that the red region in CIELAB color space has the best uniformity to human eyes among the five colors.

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A study of new washing machine for the care of delicate garments by testing on wool and silk fabrics

Zhao,

Shen,

Ding

2023

The Journal of The Textile Institute

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Evaluation of Color-Difference Formulae Based on the Correlation Between Visual Tolerances and Hue Angles

Cited by 4 publications

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Application of the Entropy Method and Color Difference Formula to the Evaluation of Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Scintillation

Application of the Entropy Method and Color Difference Formula to the Evaluation of Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Scintillation

Analysis on Color-Distinguishing Threshold of Printed Samples and Chromatic Characteristics of Human Eyes

A study of new washing machine for the care of delicate garments by testing on wool and silk fabrics

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