ne of the most common tasks in image processing is to alter an image's color. Often this means removing a dominant and undesirable color cast, such as the yellow in photos taken under incandescent illumination. This article describes a method for a more general form of color correction that borrows one image's color characteristics from another. Figure 1 shows an example of this process, where ...

This paper shows a computational technique of how to construct a nearly isometric transformation from a color space with a non-Euclidean color difference formula into an Euclidean space. The resulting transformation is a combination of a one-dimensional color lookup table (CLUT) to transform lightness values and a two-dimensional CLUT to transform chroma and hue coordinates. As an example the C...

A common-sense assumption concerning visual perception states that brightness and darkness cannot coexist at a given spatial location. One corollary of this assumption is that achromatic colors, or perceived grey shades, are contained in a one-dimensional (1-D) space varying from bright to dark. The results of many previous psychophysical studies suggest, by contrast, that achromatic colors are...

acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common form of pediatric cancer which is categorized into three l1, l2, and l3 and could bedetected through screening of blood and bone marrow smears by pathologists. due to being time‑consuming and tediousness of theprocedure, a computer‑based system is acquired for convenient detection of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. microscopic images areacquired fro...