A User-Oriented Method for Preferential Color Scheme Generation
A User-Oriented Method for Preferential Color Scheme Generation
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一种面向用户的优先配色方案生成方法
DOI：
10.1002/col.21860
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发表时间：
2015
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Jianwen Song
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作者：
Guosheng Hu;Mingmin Zhang;Zhigeng Pan;Ling Lin;A. Rhalibi;Jianwen Song
和谐与偏好是色彩设计中构建色彩组合的两个重要因素。我们在以前的项目中提出了一种生成和谐配色方案的方法。作为该项目的扩展，我们在这里提出了一种基于用户偏好生成配色方案的方法。我们认为颜色组合是一组颜色关系，而不是一个特定的颜色成分（颜色元素）的总和，我们推导出一个模型的六变量颜色关系，色调的代表值，饱和度的代表值，亮度的代表值，色调跨度，饱和度跨度，亮度跨度。利用该模型，颜色组合可以表示为六变量模型的特定参数。个人偏好被表示为某些参数，根据这些参数可以重建新的配色方案以满足个人需求。综合所有这些原则，构建了一个生成优先配色方案的交互式系统。作为一个供用户学习的色彩设计工具包，该系统可以获取用户对色彩组合的偏好特征，并提供适合用户需求的新配色方案。用户研究表明，专业人士和新手通常可以获得自己的首选配色方案。© 2013 Wiley Periodicals，Inc. Col Res Appl，40，147-156，2015
Harmony and preference are two important factors in constructing color combination for the purpose of color design. We presented a method for generating harmonious color scheme in a previous project. As an extension to the project, we propose here a method for generating color schemes that are based on user's preference. We considered color combinations as a set of color relations rather than a summation of specific color components (color elements); and we derived a model of six-variable color relations, representative value of hue, representative value of saturation, representative value of lightness, span of hue, span of saturation, and span of lightness. With this model, color combinations can be expressed as specific parameters of the six-variable model. Individual preferences are represented as certain parameters, from which new color schemes can be reconstructed to meet individual requirements. An interactive system for generating preferential color schemes is built with all these principles integrated. As a color design toolkit for user study, the system accesses user's preference features for color combinations, and provides new color schemes that fit the user's need. User study shows that both professionals and novices can generally acquire preferential color schemes of their own. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Col Res Appl, 40, 147–156, 2015