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圆隔离对比灵敏度 - 瞳孔和刺激大小是否重要?

Patricia M Cisarik1, Jon-Erik Kampwerth1

  • 1Optometric Education, Southern College of Optometry, Memphis, TN, USA.

Clinical & experimental optometry
|June 15, 2023
PubMed
概括

基于计算机的色彩感知测试对于评估色彩视觉缺陷非常有价值. 瞳孔大小显著影响形对比度敏感度 (CCS),特别是对于短波长刺激,影响测试准确度.

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颜色感知 颜色感知圆隔离器可以隔离.对比度的敏感度对比度的敏感度瞳孔的大小 瞳孔的大小刺激的规模 刺激的大小

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