<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct responses (filled circles) or incorrect responses (empty squares). Curves are Gaussian fits to the data. The standard deviations of these Gaussian functions were used as measurement of entropy in the spatial frequency domain or spatial domain, respectively.</p
Humans extract visual information from the world through spatial frequency (SF) channels that are se...
Illustration of the psychometric function ψ(x; α, β, γ, λ) (bold black sigmoid) and related paramete...
<p><b>(A)</b> Behavioral results for the signal-in-noise task, where the signal reflects the percent...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct resp...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent mean...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent me...
We used psychometric functions to estimate the joint entropy for space discrimination and spatial fr...
We used psychometric functions to estimate the joint entropy for space discrimination and spatial fr...
<p>Subjects were tested using Gábor patterns at four different Michelson contrasts. To estimate spat...
<p>The figure shows individual psychometric functions for each of the 26 participants. The percentag...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Psychophysical data points for “proportion of later responses” are shown for the pres...
<p>Each curve shows the mean classification performance based on a data sets containing true signal ...
<p>(a) The perceived spatial frequency of a grating embedded in low-pass noise (red) and high-pass n...
<p>The descending slope of the response curves obtained by the human observer (gray dots, A) and of ...
We used Gabor bars to measure the effects of spatial bandwidth, spatial scale, contrast and separati...
Humans extract visual information from the world through spatial frequency (SF) channels that are se...
Illustration of the psychometric function ψ(x; α, β, γ, λ) (bold black sigmoid) and related paramete...
<p><b>(A)</b> Behavioral results for the signal-in-noise task, where the signal reflects the percent...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct resp...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent mean...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent me...
We used psychometric functions to estimate the joint entropy for space discrimination and spatial fr...
We used psychometric functions to estimate the joint entropy for space discrimination and spatial fr...
<p>Subjects were tested using Gábor patterns at four different Michelson contrasts. To estimate spat...
<p>The figure shows individual psychometric functions for each of the 26 participants. The percentag...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Psychophysical data points for “proportion of later responses” are shown for the pres...
<p>Each curve shows the mean classification performance based on a data sets containing true signal ...
<p>(a) The perceived spatial frequency of a grating embedded in low-pass noise (red) and high-pass n...
<p>The descending slope of the response curves obtained by the human observer (gray dots, A) and of ...
We used Gabor bars to measure the effects of spatial bandwidth, spatial scale, contrast and separati...
Humans extract visual information from the world through spatial frequency (SF) channels that are se...
Illustration of the psychometric function ψ(x; α, β, γ, λ) (bold black sigmoid) and related paramete...
<p><b>(A)</b> Behavioral results for the signal-in-noise task, where the signal reflects the percent...