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Demands of Geometry on Color Vision

2016-08-23

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The reasons for the circular sense of human color perception generated by two sorts of color opponent neurons and three cone types are not well understood. Here we use geometrical analysis to examine the hypothesis that opponency, the recursive nature of color perception, and trichromacy arise as the most efficient ways of distinguishing spectrally different points on a plane using a minimum of color classes and r...

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Literature Corpus work: f0bbc033-72a7-565a-987f-5a7057736139
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201608.0192.v1

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