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Based on a set of experiments, this paper investigates the relationship between perceived directionality of surface textures and features from Mojette Transform. It was found that two properties of Mojette Transform (the variance and the local maximum of projection vectors) are related to human perception on directionality. Based on these features, a measurement model was proposed for perceived directionality. This record was migrated from the OpenDepot repository service in June, 2017 before shutting down.
random-phase., Mojette transform, perceived directionality
random-phase., Mojette transform, perceived directionality
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