 ICAM (color appearance model)

The International Color Appearance Model (ICAM) is a mathematical model that describes how colors appear to the human visual system under varying conditions of illumination, surface properties, and viewing environments. It aims to provide a framework for understanding and predicting color perception, taking into account various factors that influence how colors are seen. ICAM incorporates several principles, including: 1. **Color Adaptation**: The model accounts for how the eye adjusts to different lighting conditions, which can affect the perceived color of objects.