Original paper

One "shape" fits all: The orientation bandwidth of contour integration

Volume: 14, Issue: 13, Pages: 17 - 17
Published: Nov 18, 2014
Abstract
The ability of human participants to integrate fragmented stimulus elements into perceived coherent contours (amidst a field of distracter elements) has been intensively studied across a large number of contour element parameters, ranging from luminance contrast and chromaticity to motion and stereo. The evidence suggests that contour integration performance depends on the low-level Fourier properties of the stimuli. Thus, to understand contour...
Paper Details
Title
One "shape" fits all: The orientation bandwidth of contour integration
Published Date
Nov 18, 2014
Volume
14
Issue
13
Pages
17 - 17
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