Gray-scale version (S9) of Da Vinci’s original Mona Lisa painting (left) and a magnified excerpt of the mouth region (right). Left: The five orange circles indicate the locations at which luminance was measured. Right: The blue arrows indicate the trajectories of the mouth corner locations of the sadder stimulus variants used in the present experiment. The blue filled circles indicate the left and right mouth corners of the central Mona Lisa S5 variant in the middle of the stimulus range.</p
One of the most fascinating phenomena in stereopsis is the profound hysteresis effect reported by Fe...
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Although much research has been done on the role of hysteresis in apparent motion displays, no resea...
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AIM:The present study utilizes perceptual hysteresis effects to compare the ambiguity of Mona Lisa's...
Perception (ordinate) changes as a sigmoidal function of changing luminance S of the cube’s back-lay...
The worldwide fascination of da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has been dedicated to the emotional ambiguity of h...
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AbstractNeural hysteresis plays a fundamental role in stereopsis and reveals the existence of positi...
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Contains fulltext : 166592.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Sensory informa...
Scenes and objects are effortlessly processed and integrated by the human visual system. Given the d...
One of the most fascinating phenomena in stereopsis is the profound hysteresis effect reported by Fe...
The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical properties of...
Although much research has been done on the role of hysteresis in apparent motion displays, no resea...
Procedures of Experiments 1 (top) and 2 (bottom). Each stimulus variant was presented for 1200 ms, f...
AIM:The present study utilizes perceptual hysteresis effects to compare the ambiguity of Mona Lisa's...
Perception (ordinate) changes as a sigmoidal function of changing luminance S of the cube’s back-lay...
The worldwide fascination of da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has been dedicated to the emotional ambiguity of h...
A clear negative hysteresis effect is visible: the sigmoids from the differently-ordered stimulus pr...
AbstractNeural hysteresis plays a fundamental role in stereopsis and reveals the existence of positi...
The Mona Lisa portrait, by Leonardo da Vinci, is one of the most famous paintings in the world. Over...
Whereas ambiguity in everyday life is often negatively evaluated, it is considered key in art apprec...
AbstractTo study the ability of humans to read subtle changes in facial expression, we applied rever...
A person depicted in portrait paintings does not appear slanted even when observers move around. The...
Contains fulltext : 166592.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Sensory informa...
Scenes and objects are effortlessly processed and integrated by the human visual system. Given the d...
One of the most fascinating phenomena in stereopsis is the profound hysteresis effect reported by Fe...
The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical properties of...
Although much research has been done on the role of hysteresis in apparent motion displays, no resea...