Color blind test quantification using RGB primary color cluster
Dody Qori Utama, Tati Latifah R. Mengko, Richard Karel Willem Mengko, Masyithah Nur Aulia · 2016
Color Blindness Test Quantification using Primary Color Cluster is a color blindness test that was developed to complement the existing color blindness test nowadays. Color cluster based test aims to classify what colors that can and can not be seen by anyone with more detail. Color blindness test quantification in this thesis aims to cluster human's eyes ability to distinguish primary colors: red, green, and blue from the highest to the lowest intensity. Clustering aims to find out which one of primary colors that can be distinguished more clearly by someone. Tests are conducted using 8-bit color channels of red, green, and blue so each has 255 of maximum intensity and 0 of minimum intensity. Tests are also conducted using computer to facilitate color intensity modification.