Comparing two-step and one-step chromatic adaptation transforms using the CAT16 model
Comparing two-step and one-step chromatic adaptation transforms using the CAT16 model
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使用 CAT16 模型比较两步和一步色度自适应变换
DOI:
10.1002/col.22226
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Michael Pointer
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作者:
Changjun Li;Yang Xu;Zhifeng Wang;Ming Ronnier Luo;Guihua Cui;Manuel Melgosa;Michael H. Brill;Michael Pointer
Color-appearance models, CIECAM02 and CAM16, usually include two one-step.chromatic adaptation transforms: a forward (one-step) transform to convert data.from a first illuminant to CIE illuminant E, plus a reverse (one-step) transform to.convert the results from CIE illuminant E to a second illuminant. In practice, however,.one-step chromatic adaptation models, that avoid the use of the intermediate.CIE illuminant E, are also employed. Tests using the one-step CAT16 model indicate.failures of both the symmetry and transitivity properties, except in the case.where the degree of adaptation D is equal to unity. The magnitude of these failures.depends on the specific illuminants selected, and increases as the degree of adaptation.decreases. From four possible two-step CAT16 models, we have identified two.that obey the symmetry and transitivity properties, one with slightly better predictions.of the experimental corresponding-color datasets available in the literature,.and more consistent with the one-step CAT16 model. The findings of this article.confirm that, for incomplete adaptation, the use of the one-step CAT is incorrect,.and we propose that the use of a two-step CAT16 model be mandatory for future.applications.