Color vision and the Retinex theory

Color vision and the Retinex theory.

"composed of tissue which is transitional between the body of the cerebellum and the acousticolateral area of the medulla oblongata. This auricle contains the primordia of the vestibular part of the cerebellar cortex...." Finally, the premammalian nucleus cerebelli appears, in mammals, to become "subdivided and incorporated within the cerebellar mass as the deep nuclei" (3). That vestibular cor...

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Analysis of the retinex theory of color vision.

If color appearance is to be a useful feature in identifying an object, then color appearance must remain roughly constant when the object is viewed in different contexts. People maintain approximate color constancy despite variation in the color of nearby objects and despite variation in the spectral power distribution of the ambient light. Land's retinex algorithm is a model of human color co...

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