Abstract
We have previously proposed and evaluated an economical model of human
performance in tasks requiring spatiotemporal signal detection in spatiotemporal
noise [Vision Research (to be published)]. The model was successful in describing
human psychophysical performance and provides a means for comparing temporal
filters (mechanisms) employed under different stimulus conditions. We present
investigations into how estimates of temporal mechanisms depend on the contrast
energy of the stimulus. Temporal-sensitivity changes result in covariation
of the cutoff and peak frequencies of the low-pass and bandpass mechanisms,
respectively, with stimulus energy. The results indicate that sensitivity
to high temporal frequencies increases as stimulus energy increases, commensurate
with extant physiological evidence in cat and primate.
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