Jan Henrik Wold and Arne Valberg, "General method for deriving an XYZ tristimulus space exemplified by use of the Stiles–Burch1955 2° color matching data," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 16, 2845-2858 (1999)
Using, as an example, the color matching functions of the 2° pilot group, we show how an XYZ representation of color space can be developed from a given set of color matching data. In doing this, we present a set of criteria that unequivocally defines the representation. The method outlined is general and can be applied to any set of color matching data, in particular those sets that are related to the physiological fundamentals.
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Chromaticity Coordinates of the Reference Stimuli X′, Y′, Z′ and R′, G′, B′ As Well As of the CIE Illuminant E, in the Respective XYZ and RGB Representations of the Judd–Vos Modified 2° Observer
Values obtained by interpolation of spectral chromaticity coordinate functions (see Ref. 34).
Values obtained by integration of color matching functions (see Ref. 34).
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Table 1
Chromaticity Coordinates of the Reference Stimuli X′, Y′, Z′ and R′, G′, B′ As Well As of the CIE Illuminant E, in the Respective XYZ and RGB Representations of the Judd–Vos Modified 2° Observer
Values obtained by interpolation of spectral chromaticity coordinate functions (see Ref. 34).
Values obtained by integration of color matching functions (see Ref. 34).