CN113034643A - Method for arranging colors on plane - Google Patents

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CN113034643A
CN113034643A CN202110387473.1A CN202110387473A CN113034643A CN 113034643 A CN113034643 A CN 113034643A CN 202110387473 A CN202110387473 A CN 202110387473A CN 113034643 A CN113034643 A CN 113034643A
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The invention provides a method for arranging colors on a plane, which is characterized in that color information is positioned in a regular color solid, and then three-dimensional color information is regularly arranged on the plane. The invention can regularly arrange the color sets with uneven distribution on the plane, can automatically change the arrangement at any time according to the color change, and can also conveniently analyze and optimize the color on the plane. The invention can bring the regularity of three-dimensional into planar arrangement, and can scientifically analyze the arranged result, thereby providing the optimized direction of color information management and providing better tools and methods for color information management in production and life.

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Method for arranging colors on plane
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of color data processing, in particular to a method for arranging colors on a plane.
Background
The colors can be positioned by using a color solid, all colors are put into the three-dimensional color solid, but when the colors are regularly arranged on a plane, only two-dimensional information can be used, a typical representative is a custom color palette of a font color selection system of a Microsoft word processing software word system, hue information is horizontally arranged on the plane of the color palette, chroma information is vertically arranged, lightness is limited to a single value, the lightness value can only be adjusted through the right side, the color solid cannot be flattened, and color selection is not visual and convenient.
At present, a patent or a method capable of performing planar arrangement by using a color set with uneven distribution is generally a two-dimensional color space method for dividing colors into hues and other attributes, for example, a method used in an invention patent (a method and a system for arranging color display, application No. 200480039193.6, inventor: mary ross rice) granted in 2007 in China is as follows: "arranging the first plurality of sample cards on the display unit according to the hue and the chroma such that the first plurality of sample cards gradually changes the hue along a first direction and gradually changes the chroma along a second direction. "this results in two-dimensional attributes other than hue being inseparable.
The conventional plane arrangement method is poor in regularity, and multi-dimensional attributes are mainly arranged in the same dimension by subjective arrangement, so that the conventional plane arrangement method is not beneficial to digital application of an automatic arrangement technology. The three-dimensional arrangement method can position the color set, and can comb colors according to positioning information, for example, whether a color gamut with dense colors is a common color or not is necessarily the dense color gamut or even is the dense color gamut, and whether a color gamut with vacant colors has a missing available color or not is determined. It is even possible to analyze the existing color towards which dimension of the three dimensions it changes. But the regularity of the three-dimensional surface is lost when the three-dimensional surface is rotated, and the color analysis and optimization are difficult to realize. This has become a technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of this, the present invention provides a novel method for regularly arranging three-dimensional color attributes on a two-dimensional plane, which can regularly arrange color sets with uneven distribution on the plane, and can automatically change the arrangement according to color changes at any time and conveniently perform color analysis and optimization on the plane.
The application is realized by the following technical scheme:
a method of arranging colors on a plane, comprising:
acquiring three-dimensional attributes of colors;
on a first dimension of a two-dimensional plane, performing interval division based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute to determine a first color interval;
on a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes to determine a second color interval;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
Further, the acquiring three-dimensional attributes of the color includes:
and positioning the colors through a color stereo to separate the three-dimensional attributes of the colors.
Further, the determining, in a first dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a first color interval based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute by interval division includes:
dividing the two-dimensional plane into different columns or rows based on a first-dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes;
the determining, by dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a second color interval includes:
each column or row of colors is divided into a plurality of intervals based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes.
Further, the number of colors that can accommodate the first dimension attribute per column or row is less than or equal to the maximum number of colors that can be accommodated per column or row.
Further, the method also comprises the following steps:
the specific color in the color stereo and the low chroma color adjacent to the specific color in the color stereo are separately divided into a group of special intervals of a first dimension when the first dimension is divided into intervals; wherein, the specific color is pure gray with only lightness one-dimensional attribute;
when the first dimension partition is in the group of special intervals, the partition is not carried out according to the common main dimension attribute, and the partition is not required according to the first dimension attribute of the normal color interval; selecting a first dimension partition of one of the other two dimensions except the main dimension attribute in the plane space according to requirements; or the first dimension is not partitioned indifferently by attribute.
Furthermore, the number of the colors capable of containing the first dimension attribute in each column or row is less than or equal to the maximum value of the number of the colors capable of containing in each column or row, and the color capable of containing the first dimension attribute in each column or row is sorted according to the common main dimension attribute and then averagely divided into a plurality of columns or rows when the maximum value is exceeded.
Further, on a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, the first color interval is divided based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes to determine a second color interval;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
Further, in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, common principal dimension attributes based on the three-dimensional attributes are regularly arranged on the second color interval.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that:
1) the color information can be regularly arranged on the straight line and the plane by dividing the straight line with the same dimensionality into a plurality of intervals according to the second dimensionality parameter and arranging each interval according to the third dimensionality parameter, and a user can quickly and accurately position when searching for the color, for example, the user finds that the target color is not found in the current interval and can immediately find the closest interval in the appointed direction according to the dimensionality information. The problems that the prior three-dimensional space display unit is complex, and the two-dimensional space is irregularly arranged according to an inductive method, so that color finding is inconvenient are solved;
2) the colors arranged on the plane can be conveniently managed by applying regular color space, and the data analysis and optimization of the colors on the plane can be carried out by utilizing the regularity of the color space.
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fig. 2 is a two-dimensional plan view style diagram.
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Reference will now be made in detail to the exemplary embodiments, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description refers to the accompanying drawings, like numbers in different drawings represent the same or similar elements unless otherwise indicated. The embodiments described in the following exemplary embodiments do not represent all embodiments consistent with the present application. Rather, they are merely examples of apparatus and methods consistent with certain aspects of the present application, as detailed in the appended claims.
The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the application. As used in this application and the appended claims, the singular forms "a", "an", and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the term "and/or" as used herein refers to and encompasses any and all possible combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
The invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the drawings and examples.
The invention regularly arranges three-dimensional colors on a plane, takes a three-dimensional space composed of hue, lightness and chroma as an example:
the first dimension of the plane is regularly arranged according to the three-dimensional one-dimension (generally using hue intervals), the remaining two dimensions of the three-dimension are used on the second dimension of the plane, the three-dimension second dimension is firstly divided into different intervals (such as different lightness intervals) on a straight line, and the third-dimensional information (such as chroma) is arranged in each lightness interval. Therefore, the position where the color with any hue, lightness and chroma is to be located can be quickly found on the plane.
Fig. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method of arranging colors on a plane. The invention relates to a method for arranging colors on a plane, which comprises the following steps:
acquiring three-dimensional attributes of colors;
on a first dimension of a two-dimensional plane, performing interval division based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute to determine a first color interval;
on a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes to determine a second color interval;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
Further, the acquiring three-dimensional attributes of the color includes:
and positioning the colors through a color stereo to separate the three-dimensional attributes of the colors.
Further, the determining, in a first dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a first color interval based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute by interval division includes:
dividing the two-dimensional plane into different columns or rows based on a first-dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes;
the determining, by dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a second color interval includes:
each column or row of colors is divided into a plurality of intervals based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes.
Further, the number of colors that can accommodate the first dimension attribute per column or row is less than or equal to the maximum number of colors that can be accommodated per column or row.
Further, the method also comprises the following steps:
the specific color in the color stereo and the low chroma color adjacent to the specific color in the color stereo are separately divided into a group of special intervals of a first dimension when the first dimension is divided into intervals; wherein, the specific color is pure gray with only lightness one-dimensional attribute;
when the first dimension partition is in the group of special intervals, the partition is not carried out according to the common main dimension attribute, and the partition is not required according to the first dimension attribute of the normal color interval; selecting a first dimension partition of one of the other two dimensions except the main dimension attribute in the plane space according to requirements; or the first dimension is not partitioned indifferently by attribute.
Furthermore, the number of the colors capable of containing the first dimension attribute in each column or row is less than or equal to the maximum value of the number of the colors capable of containing in each column or row, and the color capable of containing the first dimension attribute in each column or row is sorted according to the common main dimension attribute and then averagely divided into a plurality of columns or rows when the maximum value is exceeded.
Further, on a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, the first color interval is divided based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes to determine a second color interval;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
Further, in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, common principal dimension attributes based on the three-dimensional attributes are regularly arranged on the second color interval.
Taking a three-dimensional space composed of 000-160-level hue, 01-99-level lightness and 01-99-level chroma of a Chinese textile color system as an example, assuming that M irregularly distributed colors are expected to be arranged in a plane of a row and b columns, the colors can be regularly arranged according to the following procedures:
1. introducing a proper color solid, accurately positioning the color, and dividing the color into a color area and a gray area;
for example, three-attribute color stereo of hue, lightness and chroma is adopted by the textile color representation method recommended by GB/T21898; dividing the color with chroma C less than or equal to X (X is generally selected between 00-04) into gray intervals;
2. dividing the color space into different columns according to a first dimension (generally used color phases), determining accommodated color phase intervals according to the maximum color quantity in each column, sequentially arranging adjacent color phase intervals, and determining the total column number;
after each column contains n adjacent color phases, the total number of colors is smaller than and closest to the maximum number of each column; gray, e.g., more than 1 column, high chroma X (e.g., X ═ 4) can be divided into different columns by hue, low chroma X (e.g., X ═ 1) can be arranged by lightness only;
3. each column of colors is divided into i intervals according to the chroma (or lightness) of the second dimension, and the colors are arranged in each interval according to the sequence of the third dimension (lightness or chroma);
for example, the color is divided into 3 to 10 intervals according to the chroma, and the intervals are sequentially arranged according to the lightness; the gray areas are arranged in lightness order only.
The style of the two-dimensional plane graph formed by the method is shown in figure 2, and the hue in the picture can be observed to be reasonably and orderly transited without mutation according to the graph, so that the hue distribution is relatively uniform; each hue interval has a reasonable number of chroma intervals, and the chroma distribution is uniform; each hue interval and each chroma interval have a uniform lightness distribution. From this analysis the following conclusions were drawn:
(1) the color set contained in the color set has relatively uniform distribution in all hue, lightness and chroma intervals;
(2) a somewhat denser distribution in the orange-yellow system (the five uniformly distributed primary colors defined by the cited color solid are reddish yellow, green, blue purple, the number between the reddish yellow of the figure is significantly greater);
(3) if this is a known reasonable distribution data, it can be deduced that the orange-yellow system is the more commonly used and better used color system in this field of application, and if necessary, the distribution density can even be enhanced. If this is not a reasonable number of distributions and the goal is to require absolutely uniform distributions, then the number of beige families needs to be reduced.
In this example, if a conventional two-dimensional histogram is used, it can still be seen that the distribution in one dimension is relatively uniform, but the uniformity in the other two dimensions cannot be intuitively determined.
The method of the invention divides the straight line with the same dimension into a plurality of intervals according to the second dimension parameter, each interval is arranged according to the third dimension parameter, the color information can be arranged very regularly on the straight line and the plane, when a user searches for the color, the user can quickly and accurately position, for example, the user finds out that the target color is not found in the current interval, and can immediately find out the interval with the nearest specified direction according to the dimension information. The problem that color finding is inconvenient due to the fact that the conventional three-dimensional space display unit is complex and the two-dimensional space is irregularly arranged according to an inductive method is solved. The colors arranged on the plane can be conveniently managed by applying regular color space, and the data analysis and optimization of the colors on the plane can be carried out by utilizing the regularity of the color space.
It will be understood by those skilled in the art that all or part of the steps of the above methods may be implemented by instructing the relevant hardware through a program, and the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, such as a read-only memory, a magnetic or optical disk, and the like. Alternatively, all or part of the steps of the foregoing embodiments may also be implemented by using one or more integrated circuits, and accordingly, each module/unit in the foregoing embodiments may be implemented in the form of hardware, and may also be implemented in the form of a software functional module. The present invention is not limited to any specific form of combination of hardware and software.
It should be noted that the present invention can be embodied in other specific forms, and various changes and modifications can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A method of arranging colors on a surface, comprising:
acquiring three-dimensional attributes of colors;
on a first dimension of a two-dimensional plane, performing interval division based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute to determine a first color interval;
on a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes to determine a second color interval;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
2. The method for arranging colors on a plane according to claim 1, wherein the obtaining three-dimensional attributes of colors comprises:
and positioning the colors through a color stereo to separate the three-dimensional attributes of the colors.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the determining a first color interval by interval division based on a first dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes in a first dimension of a two-dimensional plane comprises:
dividing the two-dimensional plane into different columns or rows based on a first-dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes;
the determining, by dividing the first color interval based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attribute in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a second color interval includes:
each column or row of colors is divided into a plurality of intervals based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the number of colors that each column or row can accommodate the first dimension attribute is less than or equal to the maximum number of colors that each column or row can accommodate.
5. The method of arranging colors on a plane according to claim 1, further comprising:
the specific color in the color stereo and the low chroma color adjacent to the specific color in the color stereo are separately divided into a group of special intervals of a first dimension when the first dimension is divided into intervals; wherein, the specific color is pure gray with only lightness one-dimensional attribute;
when the first dimension partition is in the group of special intervals, the partition is not carried out according to the common main dimension attribute, and the partition is not required according to the first dimension attribute of the normal color interval; selecting a first dimension partition of one of the other two dimensions except the main dimension attribute in the plane space according to requirements; or the first dimension is not partitioned indifferently by attribute.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein the number of colors in each column or row that can hold the first dimension attribute is less than or equal to the maximum number of colors in each column or row, and the maximum number is exceeded and the colors are divided into a plurality of columns or rows according to the common main dimension attribute.
7. The method of arranging colors on a plane according to claim 5, wherein, in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a second color section is determined by dividing the first color section based on a second dimension attribute of the three-dimensional attributes;
regularly arranging third three-dimensional attributes of the three-dimensional attributes on the second color interval.
8. The method of arranging colors on a plane according to claim 5, wherein, in a second dimension of the two-dimensional plane, a common principal dimension attribute based on the three-dimensional attributes is regularly arranged over the second color interval.
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