Dynamic compensation for thermally induced light output variation in electronic displays

An electronic display comprising:

• an array of pixels, wherein each pixel comprises one or more light-emitting elements;
• and
• one or more controllers configured to control light output of the light-emitting elements in the array of pixels and further configured to:
• receive predetermined information regarding specified content to be displayed on the array of pixels, as a function of time, wherein the predetermined information includes a specified light output for the specified content for each of the one or more light-emitting elements of each pixel in the array, as a function of time;
• determine a predetermined expected change in light intensity capability that the one or more light-emitting elements of each of one or more of the pixels is able to produce, as a function of time, wherein the predetermined expected change in light intensity capability that the one or more light-emitting elements of each particular pixel of the one or more of the pixels is able to produce, as a function of time, is dependent, at least in part, on a predetermined expected temperature at that particular pixel, as a function of time, due to a predetermined expected heat to be generated by the one or more light-emitting elements of that particular pixel when the specified light output to produce the specified content is emitted by the one or more light-emitting elements of that particular pixel, as a function of time;
• and
• modify light intensity output of the one or more light-emitting elements of each particular pixel, as a function of time, to compensate for at least a portion of the predetermined expected change in the light intensity capability that the one or more light-emitting elements of that particular pixel is able to produce, as a function of time.