In this paper we show that Viggiano's Minimal Knowledge assumption can be used for color correction when the illumination is known. Indeed, given a known illuminant we find that real data is well modelled by the Minimal Knowledge assumption. Experiments demonstrate that color correction based on the Minimal Knowledge assumption is similar to that based on real data.
Graham D. Finlayson, Julia Paul, "Minimal Knowledge versus the Real World" in Proc. IS&T 10th Color and Imaging Conf., 2002, pp 133 - 138, https://doi.org/10.2352/CIC.2002.10.1.art00026