Multiple mechanisms for detection of re- flection symmetry in brief exposures

Christopher W. Tyler; Lani Hardage; Richard Miller

doi:10.1364/OAM.1993.WRR.1

OSA Annual Meeting
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper WRR.1
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Multiple mechanisms for detection of reflection symmetry in brief exposures

Christopher W. Tyler, Lani Hardage, and Richard Miller

OSA Annual Meeting 1993

Toronto Canada
3–8 October 1993
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Symposium on Interaction of High-Level and Low-Level Constraints: 2 (WRR)

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Abstract

Reflection symmetry (a “pop-out” feature that receives preferential visual processing compared with repetition or rotation symmetry) was imposed on a field of either static or dynamic noise, with same or opposite luminance contrast in the two half-fields.

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