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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Colour perception"”.
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Embodiment and its Effects. How Creativity, Perception and Sensory Processing Sensitivity Link with Empathy and Theory of Mind Mechanisms
… through examining people’s level of creativity, colour perception and sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) in relation to levels of empathy and theory of mind (ToM). Research into this is sparse as the role of the body in relation to aesthetic experiences is a relatively new concept. Preference …
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Evaluating interactive network visualisations: a case study using the cell Signalling Visualisation Toolkit
… accuracy and general usability. Additionally, colour perception in the context of network visualisations and the effect of scene lighting on colour perception were explored. Results show that 2D versions perform better than 3D alternatives. However, users show a preference towards 3D variants. …
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The role of the reference source in improving the CIE colour-rendering index for visual perception optimisation
English: The technology for the measurement of colour-rendering and colour quality is not new, but many parameters related to this issue are currently changing. A number of standard methods have been developed and are used by different specialty areas of the lighting industry. CIE 13.3 has been the …
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Sùilean Gàidhlig, Speuclairean Beurla - Dathan ann an Litreachas agus Dualchas Nitheil
… abstract concepts in<br/>a culture, such as colour terminology. The research seeks to demonstrate the depth and uniqueness of colour in the Gaelic language, which has additional values beyond the hue-based colour system of the English language, such as brilliance, saturation, and temperature. …
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Structural retinal and visual cortex phenotyping and gene therapy in achromatopsia
… with ACHM display reduced visual acuity, colour vision deficiency, photoaversion and nystagmus as core features of this disease. Variants in two genes, CNGA3 and CNGB3 are responsible for 70% of reported cases. Patient management currently centres on visual impairment certification, …
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Colour measurement and viewing conditions for non-paperbased substrates
ICC-based colour management is an important part of modern prepress workflows to ensure that colour information is transported correctly and unequivocally from input devices to workstations and output devices. For instance, an ICC-based colour management process provides the possibility to …
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Improved detection of human involvement in avian wildlife crime
… laboratory conditions. Building on this, colour perception was found to be a key influencer on fingermark gradings, with green being an easier colour on the human eye to visualise, creating sharper and clearer edges more than any other colour. Outdoor environmental conditions were found to …
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Perception-Aware Optimisation Methodologies for Quantum Dot Based Displays and Lighting
Human colour vision acuity is limited. This presents opportunities to leverage these perceptual limits to achieve engineering optimisations for devices and systems that interact with the human vision system. This dissertation presents the results of few investigations we carried out into …
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Cognitive modelling and control of human error processes in human-computer interaction with safety critical IT systems in telehealth.
… of telehealth. This study investigated human colour perception in telehealth, specifically the colour red as one of the key symptoms when diagnosing different pathologies. The quality of medical images is safety critical when transmitting the symptoms of pathologies in telehealth, as distorted …
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Demanda inteligente de energía y servicios energéticos: objetivos de una metodología de mejora continua para agencias de energía. Aplicación al Principado de Asturias, España
… service quality, person answer (warmth, colour perception or clarity are analyzed in lighting in relation with age or other parameters), maintenance needs and service improvement. This strategy to obtain information can be framed in the smart city concept. The work drives to a new way to …
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Colour and Colour Vision in Late Nineteenth Century British Sciences
… and published sources to explore the origins of colour vision science in 19th century Britain. By drawing attention to wide ranging dialogues and disagreements between diverse figures with different visions of colour, including physicists David Brewster, James Clerk Maxwell, and Lord Rayleigh, …