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Colour vision models: a practical guide, some simulations, and <i>colourvision</i> R package

2017-01-27

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Human colour vision differs from the vision of other animals. The most obvious differences are the number and type of photoreceptors in the retina. E.g., while humans are insensitive to ultraviolet (UV) light, most non-mammal vertebrates and insects have a colour vision that spans into the UV. The development of colour vision models allowed appraisals of colour vision independent of the human experience. These mod...

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85914dcd-e821-5f2b-94ad-e4d25e4731d5
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10.1101/103754
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