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    • Existing methods for colormap evaluation lack direct assessment of feature detection.

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    • To introduce a novel method for evaluating colormap uniformity based on feature detection thresholds.
    • To test the efficacy of uniform color spaces (CIELAB) in predicting human perception of features in pseudocolored data.
    • To investigate alternative color space models for improved colormap design.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a new method to evaluate the feature detection threshold function across colormaps.
    • Utilized crowdsourced studies to directly assess nine colormaps for three feature sizes.
    • Compared perceptual models based on uniform CIELAB, reduced-weight CIELAB, and luminance-only predictions.

    Main Results:

    • Crowdsourced evaluations rejected the hypothesis that CIELAB accurately models feature detection thresholds.
    • The hypothesis that luminance alone predicts feature detection was also rejected.
    • A modified CIELAB model with reduced weights on chromatic components improved prediction accuracy for small feature detection.

    Conclusions:

    • Uniform color spaces like CIELAB are insufficient for predicting feature detection in pseudocolored data.
    • A modified CIELAB color space, emphasizing luminance and de-emphasizing chromaticity, offers a more accurate perceptual model.
    • The developed evaluation method and modified CIELAB provide valuable tools for colormap design and assessment.