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Correction to "Beyond risk reduction: Exploring the relation of cognitive control with adolescent positive and negative risk-taking". [PDF]

J Res Adolesc
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Color testing and color correction

The EYE GLAZ, 2021
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Color Correction in Color Printing1

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1948
In a three-color print, the color of any area that is large in comparison with the size of the dots of the structured image can be regarded as an additive mixture of eight colors: the unprinted paper stock; the cyan, magenta, and yellow of the individual ink dots; the red, green, and blue that result when ink dots overlap in pairs; and the black that ...
Arthur C. Hardy, F. L. Wurzburg
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Color Correction

2013
Steve Hullfish, Jaime Fowler
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Color Correction with Colored Couplers*

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1950
The optical characteristics of colored dye-forming couplers of a type suitable for use in color films, such as Kodacolor or Ansco Color, are described. Destruction of the color of the coupler by the image dye-forming reactions of color development leads to a negative image composed of the color-developed dye and a positive image composed of unused ...
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Deep Correct: Deep Learning Color Correction for Color Blindness

2017
Color vision deficiency affects 8% men and one in every 200 women. There are many different types of color blindness with the red-green as the most common. Most models for color correction are based on physiological models of how people with color vision deficiency perceive the world, with the goal of reducing errors derived from the color blindness ...
Petrović Gajo, Fujita Hamido
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Favorite color correction for reference color

IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics, 1998
In a TV system, the viewer can adjust the color control at the receiver for optimal color reproduction, but frequent incorrect color adjustment is the most common problem experienced by the viewer. Another problem for the viewer is that there is not a reference color to compare the reproduced colors.
null Eung-Joo Lee, null Yeong-Ho Ha
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Complementary colors: correction

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1980
Previous data on composition and complementary efficiency of optimum color stimuli for various whites are modified.
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