Glossary of color science

In Alex Byrne & David R. Hilbert (eds.), Readings on Color, Volume 2: The Science of Color. MIT Press (1997)
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Abstract

Anomaloscope An instrument used for detecting anomalies of color vision. The test subject adjusts the ratio of two monochromatic lights to form a match with a third monochromatic light. The most common form of this procedure involves a Rayleigh match: a match between a mixture of monochromatic green and red lights, and a monochromatic yellow light. Normal subjects will choose a matching ratio of red to green light that falls within a fairly narrow range of values. Subjects with anomalous color vision will choose a ratio of red to green that falls outside this range, and red-green dichromats will accept any ratio of red to green as forming a match

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Alex Byrne
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
David R. Hilbert
University of Illinois, Chicago

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