A.3 References
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## A.3 References

[A1] P.G.J. Barten: Physical model for the Contrast Sensitivity of the human eye. Proc. SPIE 1666 , 57-72 (1992) and Spatio-temporal model for the Contrast Sensitivity of the human eye and its temporal aspects. Proc. SPIE 1913 -01 (1993)

[A2] S.J. Briggs: Digital test target for display evaluation .Proc. SPIE 253 , 237-246 (1980)

[A3] S.J. Briggs: Photometric technique for deriving a "best gamma" for displays .Proc. SPIE 199 , Paper 26 (1979) and Opt. Eng. 20, 651-657 (1981)

[A4] S.M. Pizer: Intensity mappings: linearization, image-based, user-controlled .Proc. SPIE 271 , 21-27 (1981)

[A5] S.M. Pizer: Intensity mappings to linearize display devices .Comp. Graph. Image. Proc. 17 , 262-268 (1981)

[A6] R.E. Johnston, J.B. Zimmerman, D.C. Rogers, and S.M. Pizer: Perceptual standardization .Proc. SPIE 536 , 44-49 (1985)

[A7] R.C. Cromartie, R.E. Johnston, S.M. Pizer, D.C. Rogers: Standardization of electronic display devices based on human perception .University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Technical Report 88-002, Dec. 1987

[A8] B. M. Hemminger, R.E. Johnston, J.P. Rolland, K.E. Muller: Perceptual linearization of video display monitors for medical image presentation .Proc. SPIE 2164 , 222-241 (1994)

[A9] CIE 1976

Figure A-1. Illustration for determining the transform that changes the Characteristic Curve of a Display System to a Display Function that approximates the Grayscale Standard Display Function

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