MURAT O. BALABAN

ASLI Z. ODABASI

Color is an important component of food quality—consumers initially accept or reject a food based on its color and other visual attributes—and can be measured by visual, instrumental, and machine vision methods.MEASURING COLOR WITH MACHINE VISION

However, visual observations may be unsatisfactory due to eye fatigue, poor color memory of subjects, lack of uniform lighting and standardized viewing conditions, and unavailability of trained judges, especially for routine large-scale color quality determination (Hutchings, 1999).

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Figure 1. Average and segmented colors of peppers.

Figure 2. Determination of the color spectrum of salmon.

Figure 4. Hue histograms of CO-treated and untreated snapper fillets.


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