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*Color; *Discrimination Learning; Kindergarten
, 1974
"... This 3tudy was designed to determine whether subjects who received one of three treatments of color cups in an instructional program differed significantly on three learning tasks. Subjects were randomly selected from the kindergarten populaticns of two Michigan public schools and were assigned to o ..."
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treatment. From the results it was concluded that the vanished color treatment enhanced the learning of visual discrimination, visual memory, and paired-associate tasks when compared to the no-color treatment and that this enhancing effect seemed to result from improved attention to the distinctive feature
realm of color discrimination
, 2007
"... Support for lateralization of the Whorf effect beyond the ..."
measured by color discrimination and electroretinography
"... Early visual changes in diabetic patients with no retinopathy ..."
of color discrimination in Cebus apella
"... Comparison of two computerized procedures for the assessment ..."
Evaluation and Correlation of Color Discrimination Abilities
, 2000
"... Page 1 of 12This study had two parts first evaluating the variability of color discrimination determined by the Colorcurve HVC Color Vision Skill test within a population of “normal ” observers and a colorimetric evaluation of the ColorCurve Scoring. For the first evaluation, more than normal varian ..."
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Page 1 of 12This study had two parts first evaluating the variability of color discrimination determined by the Colorcurve HVC Color Vision Skill test within a population of “normal ” observers and a colorimetric evaluation of the ColorCurve Scoring. For the first evaluation, more than normal
Nonlinear two-stage model for color discrimination
, 2011
"... We modified a two-stage model for color discrimination proposed in a previous study [Color Res. Appl. 25, 105 (2000)]; in order to extend the model to wider conditions, we considered the conditions with luminance modulations in addition to color modulations. Using the modified model, we successful ..."
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We modified a two-stage model for color discrimination proposed in a previous study [Color Res. Appl. 25, 105 (2000)]; in order to extend the model to wider conditions, we considered the conditions with luminance modulations in addition to color modulations. Using the modified model, we
On Adaptive Non-Linearity for Color Discrimination and Chromatic Adaptation
"... Assuming that the photoreceptor response of the human visual system is adaptive and non-linear, we can derive mathematical properties that can account for both color discrimination and chromatic adaptation. This could be due to the photoreceptors' response to illumination, which is non-linear a ..."
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Assuming that the photoreceptor response of the human visual system is adaptive and non-linear, we can derive mathematical properties that can account for both color discrimination and chromatic adaptation. This could be due to the photoreceptors' response to illumination, which is non
Effects of S-cone excitation on color discrimination threshold
"... It is well known that the short-wavelength sensitive cones (S-cones) contribute to human color vision in a different manner from those of the middle-wavelength cones (M-cones) and the long-wavelength cones (L-cones). We are interested in contribution of S-cones to color discrimination threshold. We ..."
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It is well known that the short-wavelength sensitive cones (S-cones) contribute to human color vision in a different manner from those of the middle-wavelength cones (M-cones) and the long-wavelength cones (L-cones). We are interested in contribution of S-cones to color discrimination threshold. We
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