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6. Conclusions<br />

We have addressed the problem of synthesizing a spectral reflectance function<br />

given the standard CIE 1931 tristimulus values and representing the unknown<br />

reflectance functions with linear mo<strong>del</strong>s. In particular, we have investigated<br />

different types of basis functions for the linear mo<strong>del</strong>, and different datasets for<br />

benchmarking. No single set of basis functions can perfectly mo<strong>del</strong> all reflectance<br />

functions. Our results confirm that PCA basis sets provide the most effective<br />

approach to the problem. These results also indicate that when a suitable set of<br />

reflectance data for the calculus of PCA basis functions is lacking, a Gaussian basis<br />

set may be satisfactorily employed instead.<br />

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