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  1. Von Klaus Metric

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    Where:
    $P_T$ is the perceived thermal experience, measured using the Subjective Warmth Rating Scale (SWRS)/) ($\text{SWRS}$).
    $\text{SPBT}$ is the Set-Point Baseline Temperature (SPBT)/), measured in degrees Celsius ($\text{^{\circ}C}$)).
    $R_H$ is the relative humidity, expressed as a decimal fraction (e.g., 0.50 for 50%).

  2. Von Klaus Metric

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    The original motivation for including the Luminosity Index ($\mathcal{L}$) was Von Klaus's observation that subjects consistently reported feeling 0.5 $\text{SWRS}$ units warmer when exposed to matte black surfaces versus highly reflective white surfaces, an effect she attributed to 'chromatic thermal retention' [3].
    The Subjective Warmth Rating Scale (SWRS)/) ($\text{SWRS}$)
    The $\text{VKM}$ relies ent…