Abstract

A new algorithm is suggested for color-recipe formulation. Whereas previous algorithms solved for recipes using, in turn, all possible combinations of three colorants from a given list, the new algorithm finds directly both the colorants to be used and their proportions. This is done by fitting the problem to a linear program and using existing solution algorithms.

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