In a color detector, the same amount of smooth, grayscale, and color get different results. The resulting grid widths are significantly different. I would like to know what is the difference between smooth calculation and normal calculation under color? Which one is more accurate?
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Can't it be that inverse false color works with some truncated information (for example 8 bit vs 32 bit)?
The color gamut can have multiple levels (thinner lines, more shades)
The inverse false color is already somehow limited - less shade and thus the lines appear thicker
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