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The principle of consistency of estimates in the problem of identification of color reproduction models

A.V. Nikonorov1,2, S.B. Popov1,2, V.A. Fursov1,2
1 Image Processing Systems Institute of RAS;

 2 Samara State Aerospace University

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Pages: 148 - 151.

Abstract:
A general statement of the problem of identifying color rendering models is provided. For linear models, an identification method based on the principle of consistency of estimates is described. A reduced search procedure using genetic optimization algorithms is proposed. A comparison with a complete enumeration of options is performed.

Keywords:
color reproduction, linear model, identification method, genetic optimization.

Citation:
Nikonorov AV, Popov SB, Fursov VA. The principle of consistency of estimates in the problem of identification of color reproduction models. Computer Optics 2002; 24: 148-151.

References:
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  5. Nikonorov AV, Popov SB. Comparative analysis of color formation models for offset multi-color printing [In Russian]. Computer Optics 2002; 23: 79-83.
  6. Nikonorov AV, Popov SB, Fursov VA. Identifying color reproduction models [In Russian]. Proc 6th International Conference “Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis: New Information Technologies” 2002: 431-436.

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