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Better to buy a book on color science and learn MATLAB?,
This review is from: Computational Colour Science using MATLAB (Hardcover)
I think this book appeals to people who don't want to or have time to code in MATLAB. It does not have in depth information on color science, so you will want to buy a separate book. Once you have done that, you can just as easily write your own code; the code involved in color science is not that complex. The value in borrowing code is if it is concise and fast (not saying theirs isn't), or if it saves you effort. Since my background was lacking, I ended up reading Schanda's Colorimetry and cranking out my own code to complement MATLAB's Image Processing Toolbox.
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Computational Colour Science using MATLAB by Stephen Westland (Hardcover - May 3, 2004)
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