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    Modified color-difference formulas using power functions significantly improve agreement with perceived color differences. These enhanced formulas offer a 17.3% average improvement, particularly benefiting the CIEDE2000 formula.

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    • Perception Science

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    • Accurate color-difference formulas are crucial for visual perception.
    • Existing formulas may not fully capture perceptual nuances.

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    • To enhance existing color-difference formulas using power functions.
    • To improve agreement between calculated and visually perceived color differences.

    Main Methods:

    • Modification of 11 established color-difference formulas with power functions.
    • Evaluation using 16 diverse visual datasets.
    • Statistical analysis of performance improvements.

    Main Results:

    • Modified formulas showed an average 17.3% improvement (5.7 STRESS units decrease).
    • The CIEDE2000 formula with a 0.70 exponent improved by 17.5%.
    • Improvements were statistically significant, especially for near-threshold color differences.

    Conclusions:

    • Power function modifications enhance color-difference formula accuracy.
    • These modified formulas better align with human color perception.
    • Compression effect of power functions is key to improved performance.