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Is CIELAB one space or many?

Coloration Technology, 2020
AbstractModels in colour engineering can have implicit customary usage, outside of whose parameters one is not supposed to venture. CIELAB is one such model: although able to accommodate a prediction of asymmetric matches, CIELAB is used in practice to compare colours only for a given illuminant/observer condition. Should we therefore deem CIELAB to be
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The CIELAB reversal in calibration and verification

Color Research & Application, 2004
A CIELAB anomaly, in which smaller spectrophotometric errors at all wavelengths lead to larger CIELAB differences, is identified. It is shown that the reversal can occur throughout tristimulus space and is colorimetrically important during calibration procedures. Three numerical examples of the reversal, using data from the BCRA tiles, are given.
Hugh S. Fairman, Michael H. Brill
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Correspondence Between CIELAB and CIELUV Color Differences

Color Research & Application, 1977
AbstractThe CIE presently recommends two uniform color spaces, the CIE 1976 (L*u*v*)‐space (CIELUV) and the CIE 1976 (L*a*b*)‐space (CIELAB). With each of these spaces is associated a color‐difference formula. Color differences calculated by one formula cannot readily be converted to color differences calculated by the other formula.
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Testing CIELAB-based color-difference formulas

Color Research & Application, 2000
The CMC, BFD, and CIE94 color-difference for- mulas have been compared throughout their weighting functions to the CIELAB componentsDL*, DC*, DH*, and from their performance with respect to several wide data- sets from old and recent literature. Predicting the magni- tude of perceived color differences, a statistically significant improvement upon ...
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CIELAB color variables as indicators of compost stability

Waste Management, 2009
The composting process of different organic wastes both in laboratory and on a large-scale was characterized using CIELAB color variables to evaluate compost stability for the better application in agriculture. The time courses of the CIELAB variables of composting materials were determined directly from the bottom of a glass petri dish filled with ...
Mohammad Ashik Iqbal, Khan   +7 more
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A Modified Color Appearance Model of CIELAB

2009 International Asia Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics, 2009
A new controllable color appearance model (CAM) called QLAB is presented based on CIELAB. QLAB is derived from the perceptually uniform CIELAB color model, and is provided with perceptual representation way extracted from HSB color model. The QLAB offers a regular form and perceptual uniformity color model to designers.
Quan Zhang, Zhenyu Gu, Xinguo Ming
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Stomach cancer detection using CIELAB color space

2019 Medical Technologies Congress (TIPTEKNO), 2019
Stomach cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the world. In addition, this type of cancer ratio is increasing in Turkey. Therefore, in this study, results of preliminary studies of a vision-based approach is presented. In this approach, RGB - CIELAB color space conversion method is applied to the endoscopy images in the data set by using MATLAB ...
Hale Yenginer, Önder Demir
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Natural Image Segmentation Using the CIELab Space

2009 International Conference on Electrical, Communications, and Computers, 2009
In this work, we have tested a color based segmentation approach that uses the CIELab color space. We use a color reduction approach where the dominant color database is obtained from the analysis of the entire Berkeley natural image database. After experiments using single color components and all their possible combinations as the segmentation basis,
Geovanni Hernandez-Gomez   +3 more
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Extending CIELAB: Vividness, , depth, , and clarity,

Color Research & Application, 2013
AbstractCIE L*, a*, b* is a rectangular coordinate system used extensively for numerical color communication and quality assurance. Often the a*, b* coordinates are rotated to cylindrical polar coordinates of (radial distance) and hab (angle measured counterclockwise from the a* axis), reasonably relating to chroma and hue.
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Color pattern recognition with CIELAB coordinates

Optical Engineering, 2002
A color pattern recognition system must identify a target by its shape and color distribution. In real situations, however, the color information is affected by changes of the light source (e.g., from indoor illumination to outdoor daylight), often making recognition impossible.
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