Predicting the Farnsworth-Munsell D15 and Holmes-Wright-A lantern outcomes with computer-based color vision tests.

Abstract

This study determined the AC1 agreement values between computer-based color vision tests and the Farnworth-Munsell D-15 (F-D15) and the Holmes-Wright Type A lantern (HWA). The computer-based tests were the United States Air Force Cone Contrast Test (OCCT), Cambridge Color Test, Innova Rabin Cone Contrast, Konan-Waggoner D15 (KWC-D15), and Color Assessment and Diagnosis (CAD). Sixty-eight color-vision-defective persons participated. The KWC-D15 had the highest AC1 with the F-D15 (${\rm AC1} = {0.88}$AC1=0.88). Both the CAD and OCCT had the highest values with the HWA (${\rm AC1} \gt {0.96}$AC1>0.96). The KWC-D15 would be the best substitute for the F-D15. Either the CAD or OCCT would be appropriate substitutes for the HWA.