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June 2006
  • Sophie M  Wuerger, Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience, School of Psychology, University of Liverpool, UK
  • Lecture presented at The Third European Conference on Colour in Graphics, Imaging, and Vision (CGIV) at the University of Leeds, UK, 21st June 2006.
  • Sponsored by Cambridge Research Systems

Linear Model

All colours that are judged as ‘unique red’,  appear ‘neither yellowish nor bluish’. That means the yellow-blue mechanism (YB) is silenced and its output is therefore zero: 

α*L + β*M +  ψ*S = YB = 0  .

All reddish colours that satisfy this equation are ‘unique red’ and will lie on a plane in LMS cone space (and any linear transformation).  Similar equations can be derived for unique green, yellow and blue.

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