Fechner-Benham subjective colors do not induce McCollough after-effects [0.03%]
费chner-benham主观颜色不会诱发mccollough后效应
Vincent A Billock,Thomas Ditzinger,J A Scott Kelso et al.
Vincent A Billock et al.
Fechner-Benham subjective color is widely believed to be governed by local interactions in early (probably retinal) mechanisms. Here we report three lines of phenomenological evidence that suggest otherwise: subjective colors seen in spatia...
Colour contrast influences perceived shape in combined shading and texture patterns [0.03%]
色彩对比影响组合明暗和纹理图案中的形状感知
Frederick A A Kingdom,Karen Wong,Ali Yoonessi et al.
Frederick A A Kingdom et al.
The 'colour-shading effect' describes the phenomenon whereby a chromatic pattern influences perceived shape-from-shading in a luminance pattern. Specifically, the depth corrugations perceived in sinusoidal luminance gratings can be enhanced...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(2-4):147-59. DOI:10.1163/156856806776923461 2006
Brightness contrast inhibits color induction: evidence for a new kind of color theory [0.03%]
明亮度对比抑制颜色诱导：一种新的颜色理论的证据
James Gordon,Robert Shapley
James Gordon
A gray region can be made to look colored by a colored surround. This phenomenon, chromatic induction, depends on color differences around the boundary of the region. We performed experiments on chromatic induction with small, initially ach...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(2-4):133-46. DOI:10.1163/156856806776923498 2006
Michael A Webster,Yoko Mizokami,Leedjia A Svec et al.
Michael A Webster et al.
The perception of blur in images can be strongly affected by prior adaptation to blurry images or by spatial induction from blurred surrounds. These contextual effects may play a role in calibrating visual responses for the spatial structur...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(2-4):111-32. DOI:10.1163/156856806776923380 2006
Baingio Pinna
Baingio Pinna
Malte Persike,Günter Meinhardt
Malte Persike
Traditional theories of early visual processing suggest that elementary visual features are handled in parallel by independent neural pathways. We studied the interaction of orientation and spatial frequency in the discrimination of Gabor r...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(1):77-102. DOI:10.1163/156856806775009214 2006
Wieske van Zoest,Mieke Donk
Wieske van Zoest
Recent evidence indicates that stimulus-driven and goal-directed control of visual selection operate independently and in different time windows (van Zoest et al., 2004). The present study further investigates how eye movements are affected...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(1):61-76. DOI:10.1163/156856806775009205 2006
Gary J Ewing,Christopher J Woodruff,Douglas Vickers
Gary J Ewing
In theory, properties of clutter can be defined globally or locally. However, in the literature, the distinction between local and global clutter is arbitrary, where the standard approach of setting the local domain to twice the expected ta...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(1):37-60. DOI:10.1163/156856806775009232 2006
Mark F Bradshaw,Andrew Glennerster
Mark F Bradshaw
The amount of depth perceived from a fixed pattern of horizontal disparities varies with viewing distance. We investigated whether thresholds for discriminating stereoscopic corrugations at a range of spatial frequencies were also affected ...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(1):21-36. DOI:10.1163/156856806775009250 2006
M M Silva,J A Groeger,M F Bradshaw
M M Silva
The perception of natural scenes relies on the integration of pre-existing knowledge with the immediate results of attentional processing, and what can be remembered from a scene depends in turn on how that scene is perceived and understood...
Comparative Study
Spatial vision. 2006;19(1):9-19. DOI:10.1163/156856806775009223 2006