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Dichromats lack one of the three cone cells, which detects red, green, and blue lights. For example, red-green color blinds cannot distinguish the color between red, yellow, and green. In order to extend the ability of dichromats to recognize the color difference, we proposed a method to expand the color difference when observed by dichromats. We have defined a hue variable for dichromats and implemented to our algorithm. We applied the histogram equalization to the hue of dichromats in order to enlarge the color difference recognized by dichromats. We have applied our method to RGB color image, and shown its performance at the experimental section.
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