Chromatic Contrast Encoding is a neural coding mechanism in retinal visual processing that represents differences in spectral wavelengths across spatial regions by selectively modulating the responses of color-opponent retinal ganglion cells to enhance chromatic edges and discontinuities in natural scenes.
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The dual role of chromatic backgrounds in color perception
Steven K. Shevell · Vision Research · 1978 · 154 citations · Full text
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Göttingen, Germany
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