Design of a Color Information Processing System with Spectral Responses Similar to Human Eyes

Kazuo Yamaba; Yoichi Miyake

doi:10.1364/ACV.1992.SaB18

Advances in Color Vision
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper SaB18
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Design of a Color Information Processing System with Spectral Responses Similar to Human Eyes

Kazuo Yamaba and Yoichi Miyake

Advances in Color Vision 1992

Irvine, California United States
31 January–1 February 1992
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Abstract

In recent years, color vision techniques have been gaining attention in various kinds of industrial fields. One reason for its effectiveness, apart from the actual information, is that the information is in color.

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