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The angle-retaining color space (ARC) offers a novel way to represent color data by mapping angular RGB distances to Euclidean ARC distances. This study analyzes ARC properties and its suitability for color constancy applications.

Area of Science:

  • Computer Vision
  • Color Science
  • Image Processing

Background:

  • The angle-retaining color space (ARC) utilizes a cylindrical model where angular distances in RGB map to Euclidean distances in ARC.
  • This property makes ARC suitable for data representation in color constancy tasks.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To conduct an in-depth analysis of the properties of the angle-retaining color space (ARC).
  • To evaluate the numerical precision of ARC-to-RGB transformations and the impact of RGB perturbations on ARC representation.
  • To compare ARC empirically against other chromaticity diagrams and analyze its perceptual uniformity.

Main Methods:

  • Empirical comparison of the ARC diagram with other chromaticity diagrams.
  • Analytical characterization of ARC space components and RGB perturbation impacts.
Keywords:
angular errorchromaticity diagramcolor invariantscolor spaceexplainability

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    • Variations in numerical precision for two ARC-to-RGB formulations were documented.
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    • Empirical comparisons revealed ARC's unique properties relative to other diagrams.

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    • The angle-retaining color space (ARC) demonstrates unique properties beneficial for color constancy.
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