Red Green Blue Color Model Research Articles

New Vector Ordering in the RedGreenBlue Colour Model with Application to Morphological Image Magnification

In this paper we present a new vector ordering ⪯RGB for colours modelled in the RedGreenBlue colour model. The RedGreenBlue colour model becomes with this new ordering and associated minimum and maximum operators a complete lattice. We also have defined a complement co for colours in the RedGreenBlue model, with which our new ordering is compatible. As an application we illustrate the extension of our morphological magnification method, described in 8 and 1, towards colour images with sharp edges modelled in the RedGreenBlue model. There we have needed the compatibility of ⪯RGB with co to detect the corners in an image using the hit-or-miss transformation. Experimental results demonstrate that our method gives very good results.

New Vector Ordering in the RedGreenBlue Colour Model with Application to Morphological Image Magnification

New Vector Ordering in the RedGreenBlue Colour Model with Application to Morphological Image Magnification

Device‐independent Color Correction for Multimedia Applications Using Neural Networks and Abductive Modeling Approaches

Although color has appeal for developers and consumers alike, color reproduction poses a major problem in many computer based applications including multimedia and desktop publishing. The problem arises because of the device‐independence of color, and the way each device processes color. Matching the appearance of monitor and print images, and achieving satisfactory results is complex. Not only are there fundamental differences between computer screen (additive) and printers (subtractive), but subtractive color is in general more prone to errors due to dye inadequacies. In order to control the error in porting color, different techniques have been applied. In this paper, the utilization of artificial neural networks as well as abductive modeling approaches to color error reduction are introduced from an RGB (Red Green Blue) color model perspective. Analysis of the results and on‐going research issues are discussed.