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2005
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| adam_text | COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS SECOND EDITION MARK D. FAIRCHILD MUNSELL COLOR
SCIENCE LABORATORY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, USA JOHN WILEY SI
SONS, LTD CONTENTS SERIES PREFACE PREFACE INTRODUCTION 1 HUMAN COLOR
VISION 1.1 OPTICS OF THE EYE 1.2 THE RETINA 1.3 VISUAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
1.4 MECHANISMS OF COLOR VISION 1.5 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PROPERTIES OF
COLOR VISION 1.6 COLOR VISION DEFICIENCIES 1.7 KEY FEATURES FOR COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELING 2 PSYCHOPHYSICS 2.1 PSYCHOPHYSICS DEFINED 2.2
HISTORICAL CONTEXT 2.3 HIERARCHY OF SCALES 2.4 THRESHOLD TECHNIQUES 2.5
MATCHING TECHNIQUES 2.6 ONE-DIMENSIONAL SCALING 2.7 MULTIDIMENSIONAL
SCALING 2.8 DESIGN OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL EXPERIMENTS 2.9 IMPORTANCE IN COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELING 3 COLORIMETRY 3.1 BASIC AND ADVANCED COLORIMETRY 3.2
WHY IS COLOR? 3.3 LIGHT SOURCES AND ILLUMINANTS 3.4 COLORED MATERIALS
3.5 THE HUMAN VISUAL RESPONSE 3.6 TRISTIMULUS VALUES AND COLOR MATCHING
FUNCTJPNS 3.7 CHROMATICITY DIAGRAMS 3.8 CIE COLOR SPACES 3.9 COLOR
DIFFERENCE SPECIFICATION 3.10 THE NEXT STEP , : XIII XV XIX 1 1 6 12 17
26 30 34 35 36 37 40 42 45 46 49 50 52 53 53 54 55 59 66 70 77 78 80 82
CONTENTS 4 COLOR APPEARANCE TERMINOLOGY 83 4.1 IMPORTANCE OF DEFINITIONS
83 4.2 COLOR 84 4.3 HUE 85 4.4 BRIGHTNESS AND LIGHTNESS 86 4.5
COLORFULNESS AND CHROMA 87 4.6 SATURATION * 88 4.7 UNRELATED AND
RELATED COLORS 88 4.8 DEFINITIONS IN EQUATIONS 90 4.9
BRIGHTNESS-COLORFULNESS VS LIGHTNESS-CHROMA 91 5 COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 94
5.1 OVERVIEW AND REQUIREMENTS 94 5.2 THE MUNSELL BOOK OF COLOR 96 5.3
THE SWEDISH NATURAL COLOR SYSTEM (NCS) 99 5.4 THE COLORCURVE SYSTEM 102
5.5 OTHER COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 103 5.6 USES OF COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 106
5.7 COLOR NAMING SYSTEMS 109 6 COLOR APPEARANCE PHENOMENA 111 6.1 WHAT
ARE COLOR APPEARANCE PHENOMENA? ILL 6.2 SIMULTANEOUS CONTRAST,
CRISPENING, AND SPREADING 11.3 6.3 BEZOLD-BRUCKE HUE SHIFT (HUE CHANGES
WITH LUMINANCE) 116 6.4 ABNEY EFFECT (HUE CHANGES WITH COLORIMETRIC
PURITY) 117 6.5 HELMHOLTZ-KOHLRAUSCH EFFECT (BRIGHTNESS DEPENDS ON
LUMINANCE AND CHROMATICITY) 119 6.6 HUNT EFFECT (COLORFULNESS INCREASES
WITH LUMINANCE) 120 6.7 STEVENS EFFECT (CONTRAST INCREASES WITH
LUMINANCE) 122 6.8 HELSON-JUDD EFFECT (HUE OF NONSELECTIVE SAMPLES) 123
6.9 BARTLESON-BRENEMAN EQUATIONS (IMAGE CONTRAST CHANGES WITH SURROUND)
125 6.10 DISCOUNTING THE ILLUMINANT 127 6.11 OTHER CONTEXT AND
STRUCTURAL EFFECTS 127 6.12 COLOR CONSTANCY? 132 7 VIEWING CONDITIONS
134 7.1 CONFIGURATION OF THE VIEWING FIELD 134 7.2 COLORIMETRIC
SPECIFICATION OF THE VIEWING FIELD 138 7.3 MODES OF VIEWING 141 7.4
UNRELATED AND RELATED COLORS REVISITED 144 8 CHROMATIC ADAPTATION 146
8.1 LIGHT, DARK, AND CHROMATIC ADAPTATION 147 8.2 PHYSIOLOGY * 149 8.3
SENSORY AND COGNITIVE MECHANISMS 157 CONTENTS 8.4 CORRESPONDING-COLORS
DATA 159 8.5 MODELS 162 8.6 COMPUTATIONAL COLOR CONSTANCY 164 9
CHROMATIC ADAPTATION MODELS 166 9.1 VON KRIES MODEL 168 9.2
RETINEXTHEORY 171 9.3 NAYATANI ETAL MODEL 172 9.4 GUTH S MODEL 174 9.5
FAIRCHILD S MODEL 177 9.6 HERDING CATS 179 9.7 CAT02 181 10 COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELS 183 10.1 DEFINITION OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 183
10.2 CONSTRUCTION OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 184 185 193 194 196 196 197
198 200 201 202 202 203 203 204 204 205 205 208 208 209 211 215 216 217
218 220 220 220 10.3 10.4 10.5 CIELAB WHY NOT USE JUST CIELAB? WHAT
ABOUT CIELUV? 11 THE NAYATANI ET AL. MODEL 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6
11.7 11.8 11.9 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH INPUT
DATA ADAPTATION MODEL OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS BRIGHTNESS LIGHTNESS HUE
SATURATION CHROMA COLORFULNESS ! INVERSE MODEL PHENOMENA PREDICTED WHY
NOT USE JUST THE NAYATANI ET AL. MODEL? 12 THE HUNT MODEL 12.1 12.2 12.3
12.4 12.5 12.6 12.7 12.8 12.9 12.10 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH INPUT DATA
ADAPTATION MODEL OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS ? HUE SATURATION BRIGHTNESS
LIGHTNESS CHROMA COLORFULNESS CONTENTS 12.11 INVERSE MODEL 221 12.12
PHENOMENA PREDICTED 222 12.13 WHY NOT USE JUST THE HUNT MODEL? 224 13
THE RLAB MODEL 225 13.1 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH 225 13.2 INPUT DATA 227
13.3 ADAPTATION MODEL 228 13.4 OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS 230 13.5
LIGHTNESS 232 13.6 HUE 232 13.7 CHROMA 234 13.8 SATURATION 234 13.9
INVERSE MODEL 234 13.10 PHENOMENA PREDICTED , . 236 13.11 WHY NOT USE
JUST THE RLAB MODEL? 236 14 OTHER MODELS 238 14.1 OVERVIEW 238 14.2 ATD
MODEL 239 14.3 LLAB MODEL 245 15 THE CIE COLOR APPEARANCE MODEL (1997),
CIECAM97S 252 15.1 HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT, OBJECTIVES, AND APPROACH 252
15.2 INPUT DATA 255 15.3 ADAPTATION MODEL 255 15.4 APPEARANCE CORRELATES
257 15.5 INVERSE MODEL 259 15.6 PHENOMENA PREDICTED 259 15.7 THE ZLAB
COLOR APPEARANCE MODEL 260 15.8 WHY NOT USE JUST CIECAM97S? 264 16
CIECAM02 265 16.1 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH 265 16.2 INPUT DATA 266 16.3
ADAPTATION MODEL . 267 16.4 OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS 271 16.5 HUE 271
16.6 LIGHTNESS 272 16.7 BRIGHTNESS 272 16.8 CHROMA 273 16.9 COLORFULNESS
273 16.10 SATURATION 273 16.11 CARTESIAN COORDINATES 273 16.12 INVERSE
MODEL 274 16.13 IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES 274 CONTENTS 16.14 PHENOMENA
PREDICTED 275 16.15 WHY NOT USE JUST CIECAM02? 275 16.16 OUTLOOK 277 17
TESTING COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 278 17.1 OVERVIEW 278 17.2 QUALITATIVE
TESTS 279 17.3 CORRESPONDING COLORS DATA 283 17.4 MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION
EXPERIMENTS 285 17.5 DIRECT MODEL TESTS 287 17.6 CIE ACTIVITIES 291 17.7
A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 295 18 TRADITIONAL
COLORIMETRIC APPLICATIONS 299 18.1 COLOR RENDERING 299 18.2 COLOR
DIFFERENCES 301 18.3 INDICES OF METAMERISM 304 18.4 A GENERAL SYSTEM OF
COLORIMETRY? 306 19 DEVICE-INDEPENDENT COLOR IMAGING 308 19.1 THE
PROBLEM 309 19.2 LEVELS OF COLOR REPRODUCTION 310 19.3 A REVISED SET OF
OBJECTIVES 312 19.4 GENERAL SOLUTION 315 19.5 DEVICE CALIBRATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION 316 19.6 THE NEED FOR COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 321 19.7
DEFINITION OF VIEWING CONDITIONS 321 19.8 VIEWING-CONDITIONS-INDEPENDENT
COLOR SPACE 323 19.9 GAMUT MAPPING 324 19.10 COLOR PREFERENCES 327 19.11
INVERSE PROCESS 328 19.12 EXAMPLE SYSTEM 328 19.13 ICC IMPLEMENTATION
330 20 IMAGE APPEARANCE MODELING AND THE FUTURE 334 20.1 FROM COLOR
APPEARANCE TO IMAGE APPEARANCE 335 20.2 THE ICAM FRAMEWORK 340 20.3 A
MODULAR IMAGE-DIFFERENCE MODEL 346 20.4 IMAGE APPEARANCE AND RENDERING
APPLICATIONS 350 20.5 IMAGE DIFFERENCE AND QUALITY APPLICATIONS * 355
20.6 FUTURE DIRECTIONS 357 REFERENCES 361 INDEX 378
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COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS SECOND EDITION MARK D. FAIRCHILD MUNSELL COLOR
SCIENCE LABORATORY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, USA JOHN WILEY SI
SONS, LTD CONTENTS SERIES PREFACE PREFACE INTRODUCTION 1 HUMAN COLOR
VISION 1.1 OPTICS OF THE EYE 1.2 THE RETINA 1.3 VISUAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
1.4 MECHANISMS OF COLOR VISION 1.5 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PROPERTIES OF
COLOR VISION 1.6 COLOR VISION DEFICIENCIES 1.7 KEY FEATURES FOR COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELING 2 PSYCHOPHYSICS 2.1 PSYCHOPHYSICS DEFINED 2.2
HISTORICAL CONTEXT 2.3 HIERARCHY OF SCALES 2.4 THRESHOLD TECHNIQUES 2.5
MATCHING TECHNIQUES 2.6 ONE-DIMENSIONAL SCALING 2.7 MULTIDIMENSIONAL
SCALING 2.8 DESIGN OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL EXPERIMENTS 2.9 IMPORTANCE IN COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELING 3 COLORIMETRY 3.1 BASIC AND ADVANCED COLORIMETRY 3.2
WHY IS COLOR? 3.3 LIGHT SOURCES AND ILLUMINANTS 3.4 COLORED MATERIALS
3.5 THE HUMAN VISUAL RESPONSE 3.6 TRISTIMULUS VALUES AND COLOR MATCHING
FUNCTJPNS 3.7 CHROMATICITY DIAGRAMS 3.8 CIE COLOR SPACES 3.9 COLOR
DIFFERENCE SPECIFICATION 3.10 THE NEXT STEP , : XIII XV XIX 1 1 6 12 17
26 30 34 35 36 37 40 42 45 46 49 50 52 53 53 54 55 59 66 70 77 78 80 82
CONTENTS 4 COLOR APPEARANCE TERMINOLOGY 83 4.1 IMPORTANCE OF DEFINITIONS
83 4.2 COLOR 84 4.3 HUE 85 4.4 BRIGHTNESS AND LIGHTNESS 86 4.5
COLORFULNESS AND CHROMA 87 4.6 SATURATION *' 88 4.7 UNRELATED AND
RELATED COLORS 88 4.8 DEFINITIONS IN EQUATIONS 90 4.9
BRIGHTNESS-COLORFULNESS VS LIGHTNESS-CHROMA 91 5 COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 94
5.1 OVERVIEW AND REQUIREMENTS 94 5.2 THE MUNSELL BOOK OF COLOR 96 5.3
THE SWEDISH NATURAL COLOR SYSTEM (NCS) 99 5.4 THE COLORCURVE SYSTEM 102
5.5 OTHER COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 103 5.6 USES OF COLOR ORDER SYSTEMS 106
5.7 COLOR NAMING SYSTEMS 109 6 COLOR APPEARANCE PHENOMENA 111 6.1 WHAT
ARE COLOR APPEARANCE PHENOMENA? ILL 6.2 SIMULTANEOUS CONTRAST,
CRISPENING, AND SPREADING 11.3 6.3 BEZOLD-BRUCKE HUE SHIFT (HUE CHANGES
WITH LUMINANCE) 116 6.4 ABNEY EFFECT (HUE CHANGES WITH COLORIMETRIC
PURITY) 117 6.5 HELMHOLTZ-KOHLRAUSCH EFFECT (BRIGHTNESS DEPENDS ON
LUMINANCE AND CHROMATICITY) 119 6.6 HUNT EFFECT (COLORFULNESS INCREASES
WITH LUMINANCE) 120 6.7 STEVENS EFFECT (CONTRAST INCREASES WITH
LUMINANCE) 122 6.8 HELSON-JUDD EFFECT (HUE OF NONSELECTIVE SAMPLES) 123
6.9 BARTLESON-BRENEMAN EQUATIONS (IMAGE CONTRAST CHANGES WITH SURROUND)
125 6.10 DISCOUNTING THE ILLUMINANT 127 6.11 OTHER CONTEXT AND
STRUCTURAL EFFECTS 127 6.12 COLOR CONSTANCY? 132 7 VIEWING CONDITIONS
134 7.1 CONFIGURATION OF THE VIEWING FIELD 134 7.2 COLORIMETRIC
SPECIFICATION OF THE VIEWING FIELD 138 7.3 MODES OF VIEWING 141 7.4
UNRELATED AND RELATED COLORS REVISITED 144 8 CHROMATIC ADAPTATION 146
8.1 LIGHT, DARK, AND CHROMATIC ADAPTATION 147 8.2 PHYSIOLOGY * 149 8.3
SENSORY AND COGNITIVE MECHANISMS 157 CONTENTS 8.4 CORRESPONDING-COLORS
DATA 159 8.5 MODELS 162 8.6 COMPUTATIONAL COLOR CONSTANCY 164 9
CHROMATIC ADAPTATION MODELS 166 9.1 VON KRIES MODEL 168 9.2
RETINEXTHEORY 171 9.3 NAYATANI ETAL MODEL ' 172 9.4 GUTH'S MODEL 174 9.5
FAIRCHILD'S MODEL 177 9.6 HERDING CATS 179 9.7 CAT02 181 10 COLOR
APPEARANCE MODELS 183 10.1 DEFINITION OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 183
10.2 CONSTRUCTION OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 184 185 193 194 196 196 197
198 200 201 202 202 203 203 204 204 205 205 208 208 209 211 215 216 217
218 220 220 220 10.3 10.4 10.5 CIELAB WHY NOT USE JUST CIELAB? WHAT
ABOUT CIELUV? 11 THE NAYATANI ET AL. MODEL 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6
11.7 11.8 11.9 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH INPUT
DATA ADAPTATION MODEL OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS BRIGHTNESS LIGHTNESS HUE
SATURATION CHROMA COLORFULNESS ! INVERSE MODEL PHENOMENA PREDICTED WHY
NOT USE JUST THE NAYATANI ET AL. MODEL? 12 THE HUNT MODEL 12.1 12.2 12.3
12.4 12.5 12.6 12.7 12.8 12.9 12.10 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH INPUT DATA
ADAPTATION MODEL OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS ? HUE SATURATION BRIGHTNESS
LIGHTNESS CHROMA COLORFULNESS CONTENTS 12.11 INVERSE MODEL 221 12.12
PHENOMENA PREDICTED 222 12.13 WHY NOT USE JUST THE HUNT MODEL? 224 13
THE RLAB MODEL 225 13.1 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH 225 13.2 INPUT DATA 227
13.3 ADAPTATION MODEL 228 13.4 OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS 230 13.5
LIGHTNESS 232 13.6 HUE 232 13.7 CHROMA 234 13.8 SATURATION 234 13.9
INVERSE MODEL 234 13.10 PHENOMENA PREDICTED ,'. 236 13.11 WHY NOT USE
JUST THE RLAB MODEL? 236 14 OTHER MODELS 238 14.1 OVERVIEW 238 14.2 ATD
MODEL 239 14.3 LLAB MODEL 245 15 THE CIE COLOR APPEARANCE MODEL (1997),
CIECAM97S 252 15.1 HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT, OBJECTIVES, AND APPROACH 252
15.2 INPUT DATA 255 15.3 ADAPTATION MODEL 255 15.4 APPEARANCE CORRELATES
257 15.5 INVERSE MODEL 259 15.6 PHENOMENA PREDICTED 259 15.7 THE ZLAB
COLOR APPEARANCE MODEL 260 15.8 WHY NOT USE JUST CIECAM97S? 264 16
CIECAM02 265 16.1 OBJECTIVES AND APPROACH 265 16.2 INPUT DATA 266 16.3
ADAPTATION MODEL . 267 16.4 OPPONENT COLOR DIMENSIONS 271 16.5 HUE 271
16.6 LIGHTNESS 272 16.7 BRIGHTNESS 272 16.8 CHROMA 273 16.9 COLORFULNESS
273 16.10 SATURATION 273 16.11 CARTESIAN COORDINATES 273 16.12 INVERSE
MODEL 274 16.13 IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES 274 CONTENTS 16.14 PHENOMENA
PREDICTED 275 16.15 WHY NOT USE JUST CIECAM02? 275 16.16 OUTLOOK 277 17
TESTING COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 278 17.1 OVERVIEW 278 17.2 QUALITATIVE
TESTS 279 17.3 CORRESPONDING COLORS DATA 283 17.4 MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION
EXPERIMENTS 285 17.5 DIRECT MODEL TESTS 287 17.6 CIE ACTIVITIES 291 17.7
A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 295 18 TRADITIONAL
COLORIMETRIC APPLICATIONS 299 18.1 COLOR RENDERING 299 18.2 COLOR
DIFFERENCES 301 18.3 INDICES OF METAMERISM 304 18.4 A GENERAL SYSTEM OF
COLORIMETRY? 306 19 DEVICE-INDEPENDENT COLOR IMAGING 308 19.1 THE
PROBLEM 309 19.2 LEVELS OF COLOR REPRODUCTION 310 19.3 A REVISED SET OF
OBJECTIVES 312 19.4 GENERAL SOLUTION 315 19.5 DEVICE CALIBRATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION 316 19.6 THE NEED FOR COLOR APPEARANCE MODELS 321 19.7
DEFINITION OF VIEWING CONDITIONS 321 19.8 VIEWING-CONDITIONS-INDEPENDENT
COLOR SPACE 323 19.9 GAMUT MAPPING 324 19.10 COLOR PREFERENCES 327 19.11
INVERSE PROCESS 328 19.12 EXAMPLE SYSTEM 328 19.13 ICC IMPLEMENTATION
330 20 IMAGE APPEARANCE MODELING AND THE FUTURE 334 20.1 FROM COLOR
APPEARANCE TO IMAGE APPEARANCE 335 20.2 THE ICAM FRAMEWORK 340 20.3 A
MODULAR IMAGE-DIFFERENCE MODEL 346 20.4 IMAGE APPEARANCE AND RENDERING
APPLICATIONS 350 20.5 IMAGE DIFFERENCE AND QUALITY APPLICATIONS * 355
20.6 FUTURE DIRECTIONS 357 REFERENCES 361 INDEX 378 |
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