Presume that I have a spectrum as a function of wavelength (an example being the blackbody spectrum):
I want to convert that to a single RGB color to display on-screen, i.e. the "color" of that object as it would appear to the eye. From Googlingsearching, I can see that there are ways to do this with a matrix transformation for a single wavelength, but I was hoping someone already had a solution coded up in MathematicaMathematica for an arbitrary input spectrum.
Presume I have a spectrum as a function of wavelength (an example being the blackbody spectrum):
I want to convert that to a single RGB color to display on-screen, i.e. the "color" of that object as it would appear to the eye. From Googling I can see that there are ways to do this with a matrix transformation for a single wavelength, but I was hoping someone already had a solution coded up in Mathematica for an arbitrary input spectrum.
Presume that I have a spectrum as a function of wavelength (an example being the blackbody spectrum):
I want to convert that to a single RGB color to display on-screen, i.e. the "color" of that object as it would appear to the eye. From searching, I can see that there are ways to do this with a matrix transformation for a single wavelength, but I was hoping someone already had a solution coded up in Mathematica for an arbitrary input spectrum.
