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Achromatic and Harmonious Colorings of Circulant Graphs
Journal of Graph Theory, 2017AbstractA proper vertex coloring of a graph G is achromatic (respectively harmonious) if every two colors appear together on at least one (resp. at most one) edge. The largest (resp. the smallest) number of colors in an achromatic (resp. a harmonious) coloring of G is called the achromatic (resp. harmonious chromatic) number of G and denoted by (resp.
Michal Debski +2 more
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Color Research & Application, 1991
AbstractA content analysis of nine books on color is used to confirm the multifarious nature of color harmony. Different meanings of the harmony concept are distributed over twelve attributes. Results are condensed into six unique domains to encompass all meanings of color harmony.
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AbstractA content analysis of nine books on color is used to confirm the multifarious nature of color harmony. Different meanings of the harmony concept are distributed over twelve attributes. Results are condensed into six unique domains to encompass all meanings of color harmony.
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Color assignment via region area and color harmony
ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Posters, 2013Unlike an expert, an ordinary user may find it difficult to assign colors to regions when considering harmony and purpose. Various conditions should be considered, such as the size of the arranged region, the relationship between the arranged colors, and the purpose of the color uses.
Hye-Rin Kim, Min-Joon Yoo, In-Kwon Lee
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Color Research & Application, 1987
AbstractColor atlases, such as those based on the theories of Ostwald and Munsell, are useful because they simplify finding the color one has in mind for a specific use, not because the colors in the scales have a harmonious relation that can be used without further consideration.
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AbstractColor atlases, such as those based on the theories of Ostwald and Munsell, are useful because they simplify finding the color one has in mind for a specific use, not because the colors in the scales have a harmonious relation that can be used without further consideration.
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Color design support system considering color harmony
2002 IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence. 2002 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems. FUZZ-IEEE'02. Proceedings (Cat. No.02CH37291), 2003Color design is very important for a product design. In this paper, we propose a system which aims to support such a color design. Proposed system is composed of 5 parts, such as the part which evaluates the harmony of colors, the color combining part, color scheme image judging part, image word output part and lastly image comparison part.
Masataka Tokumaru +2 more
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Color Preferences, Color Harmony, and the Quantitative Use of Colors
Empirical Studies of the Arts, 1984One hundred and forty-eight subjects participated in an experiment in which each subject had 1) to indicate the magnitude of his or her preferences between all pairs of seven surface colors and 2) to later use the same seven colors in a coloring task so as to create as harmonic a painting as possible.
Aviva Rapoport, Amnon Rapoport
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Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, 2023
Mengdan Sun, Haojiang Ying
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Mengdan Sun, Haojiang Ying
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IEIE Transactions on Smart Processing & Computing, 2023
Pushpa Balakrishnan +3 more
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Pushpa Balakrishnan +3 more
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Journal of Korea Society of Color Studies, 2023
Suyeon Kim, YounJin Lee, Nara Youn
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Suyeon Kim, YounJin Lee, Nara Youn
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