Tao ZHANG. Effect of light environment on visual perception of dynamic video viewing with VDT[J]. Journal of Applied Optics, 2024, 45(2): 262

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Fig. 1. Experiment 1 site setting (top view)

Fig. 2. Coordinates of color/color temperature conditions in CIE1931 XYZ

Fig. 3. Spectral curves of color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 4. Experimental equipment

Fig. 5. Definition algorithm of dynamic level of video

Fig. 6. Flow chart of experiment

Fig. 7. Scree plot

Fig. 8. Comprehensive fatigue under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 9. Principal component of fatigue under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 10. Proportion of preference under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 11. Preference under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 12. Preference for colored light and white light

Fig. 13. Proportion of comfort under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 14. Comfort and other visual perception factors under color/color temperature conditions

Fig. 15. Side view of experiment 2 site

Fig. 16. Schematic diagram of luminance measurement (red box is luminance measurement area)

Fig. 17. Spectral curve of illumination color temperature at 5 500 K

Fig. 18. Scree plot

Fig. 19. Comprehensive fatigue under luminance conditions

Fig. 20. Principal component of fatigue under luminance conditions

Fig. 21. Proportion of preference under luminance conditions

Fig. 22. Preference under luminance conditions

Fig. 23. Preference of different luminance groups

Fig. 24. Distraction or not under luminance conditions

Fig. 25. Degree of distraction under luminance conditions

Fig. 26. Comfort or not under luminance conditions

Fig. 27. Comfort and other visual perception factors under luminance conditions

Fig. 28. Recommended color in light environment on CIE 1931 coordinate system

Fig. 29. Recommended luminance range in light environment
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Table 1. Color/color temperature conditions
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Table 2. Analysis results of low and high dynamic videos
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Table 3. Mean value of principal component of fatigue under color/color temperature conditions (low-dynamic video)
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Table 4. Mean value of principal component of fatigue under color/color temperature conditions (high-dynamic video)
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Table 5. Significance value p and effect size Cohen's d for comparison of colored and white lighting pairs (if p < 0.05, bold label)
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Table 6. Mean value of principal component of fatigue under luminance conditions (low-dynamic video)
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Table 7. Mean value of principal component of fatigue under luminance conditions (high-dynamic video)
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Table 8. Significance value p and effect size Cohen's d for pairwise comparison of three luminance groups (if p < 0.05, bold label)

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