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Sofiane Vernet¹, Eric Dinet¹, Alain Trémeau¹

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This study presents methods for creating precise color patches and stabilizing LED lighting for accurate color discrimination experiments. These advancements enable reliable studies on how humans perceive subtle color differences.

Keywords:

LED panel characterisation LED stabilization color gamut perceptible color differences printer characterization psychophysical experiments

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Area of Science:

Vision Science
Colorimetry
Experimental Psychology

Background:

Accurate color discrimination experiments require carefully selected color stimuli and controlled lighting.
Variability in color patches and unstable lighting conditions can compromise experimental validity.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a method for printing color patches with imperceptible differences.
To stabilize the Spectral Power Distributions (SPDs) of Light-Emitting Diode (LED) lighting systems.
To introduce a robust experimental protocol for color discrimination studies.

Main Methods:

A novel printing technique to generate pairs of color patches with minimal, controlled color differences.
Implementation of a system to stabilize LED Spectral Power Distributions (SPDs), ensuring consistent illumination.
Development of a standardized experimental protocol integrating the precise color patches and stable lighting.

Main Results:

Successfully printed color patches exhibiting non-noticeable differences, validated through psychophysical methods.
Achieved stable Spectral Power Distributions (SPDs) in the LED lighting system, minimizing spectral fluctuations.
Established a reproducible experimental framework for future color discrimination research.

Conclusions:

The proposed methods provide essential tools for enhancing the reliability and accuracy of color discrimination research.
Standardized color stimuli and controlled lighting are critical for valid psychophysical studies of color perception.
This work lays the foundation for more precise investigations into human color vision.