@inproceedings{Chen2004_1,
        Abstract = {A computer simulation was performed to investigate the optimum combinations of three-and four-chromatic inks in order to maximize the color gamut for halftone printing. A virtual printing model was created based on the Yule-Nielsen-spectral-Neugebauer equations and Kubelka-Munk turbid media theory and was used to predict the spectral reflectances and colorimetric coordinates of prints. In this manner, the spectral properties of a printer's entire color gamut were predicted from the spectral properties of ink and paper. A new method was developed to derive plausible ink spectral properties based on two Gaussian functions. The results showed that the optimum three-chromatic inks, as expected, were cyan, magenta and yellow. For four chromatic inks, several optimal results were found.},
        Address = {Scottsdale, Arizona, United States},
        Author = {Yongda Chen and Roy S. Berns and Lawrence A. Taplin},
        Booktitle = {Proceedings IS&T/SID, Color Imaging Conference, Design of Colorants},
        Keywords = {color gamut; kubelka-munk; yule-nielsen},
        Month = {November},
        Number = {},
        Organization = {IS&T/SID},
        Pages = {163--169},
        Title = {Extending Printing Color Gamut by Optimizing the Spectral Reflectance of Inks},
        Url = {},
        Volume = {},
        Year = {2004}