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A neurophysiology-inspired steady-state color appearance model

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Abstract

Color appearance models predict how a patch of color is perceived under specific illumination. We derive a new model based on neuroscientific insights, leading to a simpler explanation of color appearance while at the same time predicting existing psychophysical data with similar accuracy for chroma and higher accuracy for lightness and hue.

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