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These patterns have a strongly warm color direction where their measured saturation is high enough for that distinction to be useful.
Warm color character is commonly associated with browns, tans, dry vegetation, exposed soil and other earth-toned backgrounds. The useful question is not whether warm is universally better, but whether the pattern color direction resembles the environment where it will be seen.
What Pattern DNA measures: Pattern DNA measures warm and cool color ratios while avoiding strong temperature labels for very low-saturation patterns.