A color mapping method for CMYK printers and its evaluation

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A method is described for realizing the mapping from the three-dimensional color space of color stimuli to the four-dimensional CMYK space of printer ink signals. Color reproduction on a printer is considered as the problem of controlling an unknown static system with four inputs and three outputs. The algorithms for the mapping are based on a two-phase procedure using neural networks, which eliminate the need of UCR and GCR. The first phase determines the printer model with a neural network, and the second phase determines the controller to realize the inverse mapping for the printer model. The performance of the proposed method was examined on experiments using a dye sublimation printer and an ink jet printer.

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Tominaga, S. (1996). A color mapping method for CMYK printers and its evaluation. In Final Program and Proceedings - IS and T/SID Color Imaging Conference (pp. 172–176). Society for Imaging Science and Technology. https://doi.org/10.2352/cic.1996.4.1.art00045

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