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    Area of Science:

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    • Computer Vision and Image Processing

    Background:

    • Smart lighting systems aim to optimize illumination by detecting object colors and minimizing light absorption.
    • Previous research established the concept of absorption-minimization light projection systems.

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    • Utilized images of varying visual complexity (low, medium, high).
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