… introduced by changes in the illuminant). Similarly, opponent … tightly bound to pronounced
and stable properties of the world … within a color space defined by the two color-opponent axes …

… Color signals buffer the clock against cloud-related changes … Here, we define the nature
and functional significance of … of color under much longer durations of illumination than those …

… ’ real color invariant of the colorful illumination on them. In order to get a … surround red signal
will counteract the central red signals, … In order to improve the stability of the network, the …

… information is more stable under changing light conditions. … signal to noise ratio, particularly
in dim light. Presumably therefore, during daytime or in constantly changing illumination …

… equivalent to Illuminant C. … signals that adjust the relative weights of the L and M cones,
and consequences of this weighting for the presumed spectral sensitivities of color-opponent …

… illumination color by applying the Minkowski pnorm on the … et al. perceptionbased lαβ color
opponent color space [33], by … and stable when using as a reference underwater images …

… The answer to this question is important in defining the color of an object viewed under
different conditions. This dissertation undertakes two distinct investigations to shed light on this …

… Early analyses of color-opponent cells in the primate LGN (to … This tends to compensate for
a change in illumination by … Despite this, percepts often appear relatively stable as we age, or …

… to external interference such as illumination variations. The … , a and b for the color-opponent
dimensions. Furthermore, the … standard deviation of accuracy for stability test, in which EP-…

… of chromatic and achromatic signals. We measured brown … [2] white–black is a color-opponent
process similar to red–green … saturation, this definition is stable for color stimuli in all …