Chromaticity Discrimination is a perceptual metric in visual psychophysics that quantifies the ability to distinguish between stimuli differing in color quality independent of luminance, thereby serving as a fundamental measure of color vision sensitivity within the broader domain of visual discrimination.
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The Characteristics of Tritanopia
W. D. Wright · Journal of the Optical Society of America · 1952 · 271 citations
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