Quantification and Standardized Description of Color Vision Deficiency Caused by Anomalous Trichromats-Part II: Modeling and Color Compensation

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A color compensation scheme has been developed to enhance the perception of people with color vision deficiency (CVD) and for people suffering from anomalous trichromacy. It is operated within the MPEG-21 Multimedia Framework, which provides a standardized description of CVD. The basic idea behind the proposed color compensation consists of simulating the path of human color perception. As such, compensated color is realized by relying on the spectral cone sensitivities of the human eye and the spectral emission functions of the display device. For quantified color compensation, the spectral sensitivity of anomalous cones has been modeled according to the deficiency degree of the standardized CVD description. The latter is based on the error score of a computerized hue test (CHT), developed in Part I of our study. Given the anomalous cone spectra, the reduction of error score on the CHT after color compensation was measured in each deficiency degree. The quantitative relationship of color compensation with the error score is linearly regressed, based on the deficiency degree with the least error score after color compensation as well as the error score before color compensation. Copyright (C) 2008 Seungji Yang et al.
Publisher
SPRINGER
Issue Date
2008-01
Language
English
Article Type
Article
Keywords

PANEL TESTS; SENSITIVITY; ADAPTATION

Citation

EURASIP JOURNAL ON IMAGE AND VIDEO PROCESSING

ISSN
1687-5281
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http://hdl.handle.net/10203/93248
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EE-Journal Papers(저널논문)
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