> I think "color decay" is text invented by me to describe a despeckling
> parameter. The algorithm tries to redistribute excessive color but
> sometimes this doesn't work out: in that case the excessive color value
> can be partially removed but this is destructive: color is lost. Somehow
> it reminded me of radioactive decay and I needed to pick a term which
> would make clear that a value of zero is ok, that no color would be lost
> in that case.
>
Maybe "color bleaching" is a better description?
Regards,
Niels Kristian
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