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Applicability of Complementary Colors in Skin Tone Correction for Young Chinese Adults Based on Image Processing and Machine Learning. [PDF]

J Cosmet Dermatol
Dong G, Liu Y, Ran J, Yi F, Li L, Meng H, Wu Y.   +6 more
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Effects of Traditional Moroccan <i>Bandek</i> Processing on Nutritional Composition, In Vitro Starch Digestibility, and Volatile Profiles of Barley and Durum Wheat Genotypes. [PDF]

Foods
Ozkan K, Palombi L, Jilal A, Salih G, Sestili F, Ozer C, Tufariello M, Laddomada B, Sagdic O, Visioni A, Palombieri S, Koksel H.   +11 more
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Influence of packaging materials on the quality and shelf life of Mohanthal during storage. [PDF]

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Chaudhary MB, Rao KJ, Sindhav R, Bihola A, Bumbadiya MR, Prajapati RJ, Solanki AK, Adil S.   +7 more
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A Yellowness Index Simulation Model

2021 International Conference on Green Energy, Computing and Sustainable Technology (GECOST), 2021
The yellowness index (YI) is a measure used in industry to quantify the yellowish of an object. With the advancement of computer vision, the YI can be measured using a simulation model instead of the costly measurement instruments such as spectrophotometer and colourimeter.
Aun Naa Sung, Yeo Wan Sieng
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Prediction of Yellowness Index Using Partial Least Square Regression Model

2021 International Conference on Green Energy, Computing and Sustainable Technology (GECOST), 2021
Partial least square regression (PLSR) is a multivariate statistical method that has been widely used in various industries such as chemical, food, agriculture, and plastic industries. However, a limited study utilizing the PLSR model to predict the colour indexes including yellowness index (YI).
Yeo Wan Sieng
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Jaundice Eye Color Index (JECI): quantifying the yellowness of the sclera in jaundiced neonates with digital photography [PDF]

Biomedical Optics Express, 2019
The sclera is arguably a better site than the skin to measure jaundice–especially in dark-skinned patients–since it is free of skin pigment (melanin), a major confounding factor.
Terence S Leung, Felix Outlaw, Lindsay Macdonald   +2 more
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Yellowness Index Determination Using a Mobile App

2020
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Ortiz-Montosa, Sara, Abaroa Pérez, Bárbara Yolanda, Vega Moreno, Daura   +2 more
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