
doi: 10.1364/oe.413985
pmid: 33726273
An experimental dataset,WCG, was assembled. The set includes 416 pairs of samples that surround 28 colour centres and covers a wide colour gamut. The data were used to test the performance of seven colour-difference models,CIELAB,CIEDE2000,CAM16-UCS,DIN99d, OSAGP, andICTCP,Jzazbz. Colour discrimination ellipses were also fitted to compare the uniformity of the colour spaces. Different versions of the models were derived to improve the fit to the data, including parametric factors,kL, kC, and a power factor. It was found that thekLoptimisedCAM16-UCS, DIN99d, OSAGPmodels significantly outperformed the other colour models. In addition, the magnitude of the colour difference had an impact on visual assessment.
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