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Advances in Color Vision, 1992
Brightness-luminance discrepancy is the well known issue in color vision. To overcome this discrepancy, several models of brightness perception are proposed1),2) based on color vision model. Common idea of these models is that the brightness-luminance discrepancy yield from contributions of red-green and yellow-blue color opponent channels to the ...
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The Geometry of Brightness and the Perception of Form

1989
In the sensory world the perception of three-dimensional form depends upon the interplay of light and shadow. An angle forms precise visual patterns in ambient light, and these combined with their projected shapes can account for their reading as 90 degrees, 45 degrees, and so forth.
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Perception of Brightness, Hue, and Saturation

2015
Psycho-physics relates measurable physical stimuli to observable perceptual responses. There is a long and disputatious history of brightness perception, much of which is irrelevant to the normal perception of digital images. The transfer function of the eye from intensity input to perceptual output appears to be linear, for both additive and ...
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The Perception of Brightness and Darkness