The sRGB values are assumed to be in the range. This function converts a provided sRGB color triplet to tristimulus values. A non-linearity adjustment for the monitor response is applied to the provided color data. This function converts a provided sRGB color image to a CIE L*a*b* color space representation image assuming Illuminant D65. This function returns the converted tristimulus values for a provided CIE L*a*b* value assuming a particular illuminant. A non-linearity adjustment for the monitor response is applied to the provided data. This function converts a provided CIE L*a*b* color space representation image to an sRGB image assuming Illuminant D65.
The triplets are converted to sRGB (0-1), converted to tristimulus values (XYZ), converted to CIE L*a*b* where the color difference between them is computed using a simple Euclidean distance measure. This function returns the computed color difference (deltaE) between two (2) provided RGB color triplets. You can use, modify, and distribute these source codes and executable programs based on these source codes. I have placed these source codes in the public domain. The following IDL procedures and functions are utilities that I have developed over time and find useful in conducting my research on a daily basis. Placed file count next to directory label Added option to list recent files first Fixed a bug that caused directory listings that placed "/" characters on the end of directories to list these entries improperly (default "ls" behavior is now enforced) Want to monitor multiple directories? File Lister supports multiple instances without a problem.
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