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The 45 pages that link to CIE 1931 color space, each with the reason it gives.

• ColorimetryRelated: Its XYZ coordinates provide the standard route from a measured spectrum to numerical color.

• Color visionRelated: Turned trichromatic matching into the industrial standard for measuring color.

• MetamerismRelated: Two lights with the same XYZ tristimulus values are metamers by definition in this system.

• Color temperatureRelated: Its chromaticity coordinates provide a common basis for locating source colors and the Planckian locus.

• RGB color modelRelated: Its standard observer and color-matching framework underpin later RGB color-space definitions.

• Color managementNarrower topic: Its standard observer and XYZ system anchor many device-independent color measurements.

• Color gamutRelated: Its chromaticity diagram provides a standard backdrop for plotting and comparing gamuts.

• Thomas YoungBroader topic: Its three-coordinate framework reflects the measurable three-dimensional structure of color matching.

• Additive colorRelated: Its color-matching framework quantifies which mixtures of light can reproduce a color.

• Color appearance modelCompared with: It specifies color stimuli, while appearance models predict their perception under viewing conditions.

• Spectral power distributionRelated: Integrating an SPD against the color matching functions yields XYZ tristimulus values.

• Color (visual perception)Broader topic: Its tristimulus values provide a standard framework for specifying visual color matches.

• sRGBRelated: Its chromaticity framework underlies the coordinates used to define sRGB primaries and white.

• TrichromacyRelated: The institutional codification of trichromacy as an engineering standard.

• Color matching (trichromacy)Broader topic: The canonical product of the matching experiment, still the basis of industrial color specification.

• Luminous fluxRelated: Its standard observer includes the photopic sensitivity function used in photometry.

• Photopic visionRelated: Its color-matching functions describe cone-mediated color vision under standard viewing conditions.

• Luminous efficacyRelated: Its standard observer provides the photopic sensitivity basis used in photometry.

• White pointNarrower topic: Its chromaticity diagram provides coordinates for specifying white points.

• Color mixingBroader topic: Its chromaticity diagram maps the colors obtainable from combinations of primaries.

• ICC profileNarrower topic: Its colorimetric framework underlies many standardized profile measurements.

• ChromaticityRelated: Its XYZ values provide the basis for the familiar xy chromaticity coordinates.

• CIELAB color spaceNarrower topic: CIELAB derives its input tristimulus values from this foundational colorimetric system.

• Color modelRelated: It provides a measurement-based foundation for converting among color representations.

• Color perceptionBroader topic: It formalizes color matches based on measurements of human observers.

• Correlated color temperatureRelated: Its chromaticity diagram made it possible to locate source colors against thermal-radiator chromaticities.

• Tristimulus valuesBroader topic: Its XYZ coordinates are a widely used instance of tristimulus values.

• Color matchingRelated: It translates standard-observer matches into a coordinate system used across color industries.

• Display P3Related: Its chromaticity framework locates Display P3’s primaries and white point.

• Munsell color systemCompared with: CIE coordinates derive from color-matching measurements rather than Munsell’s perceptual ordering.

• Adobe RGB color spaceRelated: Its chromaticity diagram shows how Adobe RGB’s primaries delimit its gamut.

• Young–Helmholtz theoryRelated: Its color-matching foundations reflect the three-variable structure associated with trichromacy.

• CIE standard observerBroader topic: The first standard observer was established for a small visual field in 1931.

• Hexadecimal colorCompared with: It describes colorimetry beyond the display-oriented RGB values encoded in hex.

• Chromaticity diagramRelated: Its standardization established the x,y diagram still widely used in color specifications.

• Illuminant (colorimetry)Narrower topic: Illuminants were introduced within this framework and are meaningless outside it.

• Metamerism (color)Related: Codified metamerism: any spectrum mapping to the same point is, by definition, a match.

• Planckian locusRelated: The familiar locus is plotted on its xy chromaticity diagram.

• RGB color spacesRelated: It provides a common reference for specifying RGB primaries and converting color coordinates.

• Standard illuminantRelated: The XYZ values of an illuminant define its position and serve as the reference white.

• Yellow (color)Related: It provides standardized coordinates for specifying yellow independently of everyday names.

• Line of purplesBroader topic: Its chromaticity diagram provides the familiar framework for locating the line.

• Paint color matchingRelated: It provides a standardized way to express measured color independent of a particular paint brand.

• CIELUVRelated: CIELUV's mathematical foundation extends the CIE's earlier standardized color-measurement framework.

• ISCC–NBS systemRelated: The system’s numerical color definitions are grounded in standardized colorimetry.