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@article{Stockman:93, 
author = {Andrew Stockman and Donald I. A. MacLeod and Nancy E. Johnson}, 
journal = {J. Opt. Soc. Am. A}, 
keywords = {},
number = {12}, 
pages = {2491--2521}, 
publisher = {OSA},
title = {Spectral sensitivities of the human cones}, 
volume = {10}, 
month = {Dec},
year = {1993},
url = {http://josaa.osa.org/abstract.cfm?URI=josaa-10-12-2491},
doi = {10.1364/JOSAA.10.002491},
abstract = {Transient chromatic adaptation produced by an abrupt change of
background color permits an easier and closer approach to cone isolation than
does
steady-state adaptation. Using this technique, we measured middle-wave-sensitive
(M-) cone spectral sensitivities in 11 normals and 2 protanopes and
long-wavelength-sensitive (L-) cone spectral sensitivities in 12 normals and 4
deuteranopes. Although there is great individual variation in the adapting
intensity required for effective isolation, there is little variation in the
shape of the M- and L-cone spectral-sensitivity functions across subjects.
At middle and long wavelengths, our mean spectral sensitivities agree extremely
well with dichromatic spectral sensitivities and with the M- and L-cone
fundamentals of Smith and Pokorny \[Vision Res. 15, 161 (1975)\] and of Vos and
Walraven \[Vision Res. 11, 799 (1971)\], both of which are based on the CIE
(Judd-revised) 2{\textdegree} color-matching functions (CMF's). But the
agreement with the M-cone 
fundamentals of Est\'{e}vez \[Ph.D. dissertation, Amsterdam University (1979)\]
and of Vos et al. \[Vision Res. 30, 936 (1990)\], which are based on the
Stiles-Burch 2{\textdegree} CMF's, is poor. Using our spectral-sensitivity data,
tritanopic color-matching data, and Stiles's $\pi$3, we derive new sets of cone
fundamentals. The consistency of the proposed fundamentals based on either the
Stiles-Burch 2{\textdegree} CMF's or the CIE 10{\textdegree} large-field CMF's
with each other, with protanopic and deuteranopic spectral sensitivities, with
tritanopic color-matching data, and with short-wavelength-sensitive (S-) cone
spectral-sensitivity data suggests that they are to be perferred over
fundamentals based on the CIE 2{\textdegree} CMF's.},
}