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Deriving the cone fundamentals: a subspace intersection method

2024-02-05

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Two ideas, proposed by Thomas Young and James Clerk Maxwell, form the foundations of color science: (1) Three types of retinal receptors encode light under daytime conditions, and (2) color matching experiments establish the critical spectral properties of this encoding. Experimental quantification of these ideas are used in international color standards. But, for many years the field did not reach consensus on th...

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10.1101/2024.02.04.577470
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