Releases: spitschan/SilentSubstitutionToolbox
v1.2.1
v1.2
v1.1
SilentSubstitutionToolbox
Release v1.1
January 29, 2015
MATLAB toolbox to compute estimates of human photoreceptor spectral
sensitivities, compute silent substitution spectral modulations for a variety of
devices (including standard monitors and devices with many narrowband
primaries), and to estimate the normal variation of photoreceptor spectral
sensitivities and how much contrast splatter a given modulation can be expected
to produce on nominally silenced photoreceptors.
Developers: Manuel Spitschan, Geoffrey K. Aguirre & David H. Brainard,
University of Pennsylvania
If you use this code in support of work in a published paper, please cite us.
We are working on publishing a paper that includes a description of the logic
used in this code as well as examples of its use. Once we have published our
paper, that will be the appropriate work to cite. For now, please use:
Spitschan, M., Aguirre, G.K., & Brainard D.H. (2015), The silent substitution toolbox,
https://github.com/spitschan/SilentSubstitutionToolbox.
v1.0
SilentSubstitutionToolbox
Release v1.0
December 14, 2014
MATLAB toolbox to compute estimates of human photoreceptor spectral
sensitivities, compute silent substitution spectral modulations for a variety of
devices (including standard monitors and devices with many narrowband
primaries), and to estimate the normal variation of photoreceptor spectral
sensitivities and how much contrast splatter a given modulation can be expected
to produce on nominally silenced photoreceptors.
Developers: Manuel Spitschan, Geoffrey K. Aguirre & David H. Brainard,
University of Pennsylvania
If you use this code in support of work in a published paper, please cite us.
We are working on publishing a paper that includes a description of the logic
used in this code as well as examples of its use. Once we have published our
paper, that will be the appropriate work to cite. For now, please use:
Spitschan, M., Aguirre, G.K., & Brainard D.H. (2015), The silent substitution toolbox,
https://github.com/spitschan/SilentSubstitutionToolbox.