Color measurement and discrimination.

Color discrimination in Caspian pony

Interaction Between Race and Gender and Effect on Implicit Racial Bias Against Blacks

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Reduced Discrimination in the Tritanopic Confusion Line for Congenital Color Deficiency Adults

In congenital color blindness the red-green discrimination is impaired resulting in an increased confusion between those colors with yellow. Our post-receptoral physiological mechanisms are organized in two pathways for color perception, a red-green (protanopic and deuteranopic) and a blue-yellow (tritanopic). We argue that the discrimination losses in the yellow area in congenital color vision...

Parafoveal color discrimination: a chromaticity locus of enhanced discrimination.

Are boundaries between color categories associated with enhanced discrimination? In the present experiments, chromatic thresholds were obtained for discriminations along lines orthogonal to the yellow-blue axis of color space. The targets were parafoveal and thresholds were measured with a spatial two-alternative forced choice. In interleaved experimental runs, we also obtained empirical estima...

Color Discrimination Is Affected by Modulation of Luminance Noise in Pseudoisochromatic Stimuli

Pseudoisochromatic stimuli have been widely used to evaluate color discrimination and to identify color vision deficits. Luminance noise is one of the stimulus parameters used to ensure that subject's response is due to their ability to discriminate target stimulus from the background based solely on the hue between the colors that compose such stimuli. We studied the influence of contrast modu...