Inherited color vision deficiencies typically result from a loss or alteration of the visual
photopigments absorbing light and thus impact the very first step of seeing. There is growing …

Anomalous trichromacy is a common form of congenital color deficiency resulting from a
genetic alteration in the photopigments of the eye's light receptors. The changes reduce …

Conventional models of color vision assume that blue and yellow (along with red and green)
are the fundamental building blocks of color appearance, yet how these hues are …

For over 150 years, spectrally selective filters have been proposed to improve the vision of
observers with color vision deficiencies [1]. About 6% of males and< 1% of females have …

One strategy for aiding color deficiencies is to use three narrow passbands to filter the light
spectrum to increase the saturation of colors. This filtering is analogous to the narrow …

Color appearance models are usually based on equations with fixed numerical coefficients
that were predetermined to yield optimal agreement for a selected standard observer. Here …

Reading with a bit of yellowish or greenish paper, as compared to white paper, is thought to
be more comfortable and friendly, and can help decrease eye fatigue to some degree. In this …

When the visual environment changes, vision adapts in order to maintain accurate
perception. For repeatedly encountered environmental changes, the visual system may …

It is evident that color vision evolved to inform organisms about their environment and thus
must be shaped by the environment the organism is in. The color properties of the world are …

The perception and interpretation of faces provides individuals with a wealth of knowledge
that enables them to navigate their social environments more successfully. Prior research …