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    This study introduces new algorithms for color vision deficiency (CVD) compensation and simulation using Riemannian geometry. These methods aim to create similar color experiences for all observers and simulate CVD perception.

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    • Human-computer interaction
    • Perception science

    Background:

    • Color vision deficiency (CVD) affects a significant portion of the population, leading to different visual experiences.
    • Existing methods for color compensation or simulation often lack a robust theoretical framework or comprehensive perceptual validation.
    • Accurate modeling of color discrimination thresholds is crucial for effective color manipulation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop novel algorithms for color-weak compensation and simulation based on Riemannian geometry models of color spaces.
    • To create image displays that offer similar color difference experiences for both normal and color-weak observers.
    • To simulate the perception of color-weak individuals for those with normal color vision.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing Riemannian geometry models for color spaces to develop compensation and simulation algorithms.
    • Defining an objective function that matches color discrimination thresholds between normal and color-weak observers.
    • Employing local affine maps between color spaces of normal and color-weak observers for matching.
    • Introducing a new database of color discrimination threshold data across different lightness levels in CIELUV space.
    • Implementing compensation for chromaticity using local affine maps and for lightness using one-dimensional adjustments.
    • Determining coordinate system origins via neighborhood expansion and estimating local affine maps using nonlinear equations or Singular Value Decomposition (SVD).

    Main Results:

    • Successful development of algorithms for color-weak compensation and simulation.
    • Generation of image displays providing comparable color difference experiences for different observer types.
    • Demonstration of simulating color-weak perception for normal observers.
    • Creation and utilization of a new dataset for color discrimination thresholds.
    • Application of methods to natural images and evaluation using the semantic differential (SD) method.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed Riemannian geometry-based methods offer a robust framework for color-weak compensation and simulation.
    • The approach enables the creation of more inclusive visual content and tools for understanding color perception differences.
    • The new database and refined methods contribute to advancing research in color vision and image processing.