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             11.14   cie00de.m (Box 14)



                  % function [de,dl,dc,dh] = cie00de(lab1,lab2,paral,
                  parac,parah)
                  % computes colour difference from CIELAB values
                  % using the CIEDE2000 formula
                  % lab1 and lab2 must be 3 by 1 or 1 by 3 matrices
                  % and contain L*, a* and b* values
                  % The dl, dc and dh components are CIEDE2000 deltas
                  % The defaults for paral, parac and parah are 1
                  % see also cielabde, cmcde, and cie94de





             11.15   cmccat97.m (Box 15)



                  % function [xyzc] = cmccat97(xyz,xyzt,xyzr,la,f)
                  % implements the CMCCAT97 chromatic adaptation transform
                  % operates on 1 by 3 matrix xyz containing tristimulus
                  % values of the stimulus under the test illuminant
                  % xyzt and xyzr are 1 by 3 matrices containing the
                  % white points for the test and reference conditions
                  % f has default value 1
                  % la is the luminance of the adapting test field
                  % and has default value of 100
                  % xyzc contains the tristimulus values of the
                  % stimulus under the reference illuminant
                  % see also cmccat00




             11.16   cmccat00.m (Box 16)



                  % function [xyzc] = cmccat00(xyz,xyzt,xyzr,lt,lw,f)
                  % implements CMCCAT2000 chromatic adaptation transform
                  % operates on 1 by 3 matrix xyz containing tristimulus
                  % values of the stimulus under the test illuminant
                  % xyzt and xyzr are 1 by 3 matrices containing the
                  % white points for the test and reference conditions
                  % f has default value 1
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