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Sensor sharpening for computational color constancy

Barnard et al., 2001

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Barnard K
Ciurea F
Funt B
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Sensor sharpening [J. Opt. Soc. Am. A11, 1553 (1994)] has been proposed as a method for improving computational color constancy, but it has not been thoroughly tested in practice with existing color constancy algorithms. In this paper we study sensor sharpening in the …
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