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Nonlinearity in the perception of form

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1985 English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Perception & Psychophysics, volume 37, pages 84-88 (issn: 0031-5117, eissn: 1532-5962, Copyright policy )
Authors: Robert Shapley; James Gordon;

doi: 10.3758/bf03207143

pmid: 3991324

Nonlinearity in the perception of form

Abstract

ofcontrast, rather than to contrast itself. This finding mayleadto a new understanding ofthe way in whichthe visualsystem segregates objects from their backgrounds.Visual patterns were created on the face ofa cathoderay tube monitor (Tektronix608) with an electronic visualdisplay instrument (Milkmanet al., 1980) underthe con­trol of a microcomputer (PDP-11/23). The instrumentproduced a raster display. Each frame ofthe raster con­sisted of256 lines with 256 pictureelements perline. Theframe rate was 270 Hz. The visual stimulator producedfour spatial profiles, which could be mapped into eachofthe 256

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Form Perception, Differential Threshold, Humans, Visual Fields, Lighting

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