Abstract
The most commonly used method to examine the ability of the visual system to discriminate colours and detect colour vision deficiencies is based on pseudoisochromatic plates, such as the Ishihara plates. We describe a computer-based method to determine red–green colour deficiencies based on an anomaloscope simulator, which gave good results in a study of red–green discrimination is studied. It was shown experimentally that this computer-based method discriminates between subjects with colour deficiencies and subjects without colour deficiencies.
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