“…These occurrences could be caused by plenty of reasons, such as the complex interaction between ink and paper, light scattering, halftone structure, etc. In the study of Zeng [4] , colorimetric density was used to implement the GCR method for direct colorimetric mapping. To solve the problem caused by the additivity failure, the author proposed a refinement algorithm by simply adjusting cyan, magenta, and yellow (CMY) values to compensate for the density additivity error and to keep the K value unchanged according to a feedback process.…”