Question: 2b. consider the hyperspectral data from the Ishihara plates in the additional accompanying spreadsheet. This includes two spectra per plate, one for the dots that

2b. consider the hyperspectral data from the Ishihara plates in the additional accompanying spreadsheet. This includes two spectra per plate, one for the dots that make up the numeral (labeled Foreground) and the other for the dots that make up the background. For each plate, calculate the LMS-numbers for each dot spectrum

2c. Now that you have these LMS-numbers, you can use them to talk about the similarity between these colors in cone space. Calculate the distance between the foreground and background dots in each plate using the LMS-numbers. Turn in the distance that you calculate for each pair and also tell me which pair appears to be the most similar based on this calculation.

Wavelength (nm) Pattern1_Foreground Pattern1_Background Pattern2_Foreground Pattern2_Background Pattern3_Foreground Pattern3_Background
400 60 61 19 51 19 51
410 58 63 19 52 20 52
420 58 65 20 54 20 54
430 59 66 20 55 20 55
440 59 68 21 59 21 59
450 59 69 22 59 20 59
460 58 70 23 62 19 62
470 59 73 24 64 17 64
480 59 73 24 67 15 67
490 60 73 25 69 13 69
500 62 74 26 70 12 70
510 62 75 26 72 11 72
520 61 75 27 72 10 72
530 59 74 29 72 9 72
540 59 73 28 71 9 71
550 60 75 31 73 10 73
560 62 75 32 74 9 74
570 66 76 33 73 9 73
580 70 75 35 75 14 75
590 76 75 48 74 22 74
600 74 74 57 73 32 73
610 78 75 71 73 45 73
620 79 74 78 75 51 75
630 81 76 81 74 54 74
640 82 76 84 75 56 75
650 83 75 84 74 58 74
660 83 74 84 72 60 72
670 82 74 86 72 61 72
680 82 74 88 73 63 73
690 84 75 88 72 62 72
700 83 75 88 72 62 72

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