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Contents tagged with visual perception

  • This study measures a time-course of perceptual processes when a task requires grouping image segments that belong to the same object in natural scenes.  Contrary to a widely held view that perceptual grouping occurs in parallel across the visual scene and without attention, the results imply that perception starts with rapid object classification and that rapid classification is followed by a serial perceptual grouping phase, which is more efficient for objects in a familiar orientation than for objects in an unfamiliar orientation.


    Submitted by Ilia Korjoukov on 01 Dec 2012