Enhancing color vision by breaking binocular redundancy

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Monte Carlo Simulation Reflectance spectra were calculated by generating random values at a defined number of sampling numbers (𝑁𝑠 ) within the visible wavelengths (400 – 720 nm) using Matlab’s rand function; 𝑁𝑠 was varied between 4-35 points to define the sharpness of spectral features, and the spectra were interpolated using a cubic spline. CIE 1931 2Β° matching functions were used to calculate tristumlus values for illuminant D65 reflected from the objects. Illuminant D65 was used as the white-point for conversion to the CIELAB space. A threshold of Δ𝐸 < 2.3 was used to define indistinguishable tristimulus values25. The simulation was performed for several number of iterations (𝑁𝑖 ), from 1,000-20,000,000, to determine if the defined metric 𝑃 converged for a given 𝑁 . For 𝑁 greater than 1,000,000 values for 𝑃 converged to values within π‘šπ‘ π‘–π‘š ~20% of each other within a given 𝑁𝑠 . More-abstract calculation of metamer frequency The volume approximation ratios were computed using CVX, a package for specifying and solving convex programs37. Reference points [𝐿0, π‘Ž0, 𝑏0] were chosen by uniformly sampling discretized spectra and mapping them to LAB tristimulus values. The computation was performed for various wavelength binning values (𝑁𝑏), between 7-18, to vary the broadness/sharpness of spectra, and 500 reference points were computed for each binning value. A detailed summary of this calculation, including a formalized mathematical treatment, can be found in the Supplementary information. 17

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