We present a series of experiments exploring the effect of the stimulus spatial configuration on speed discrimination and two different types of segmentation, for random dot patterns. In the first experiment, we find that parsing the image produces a decrease of speed discrimination thresholds such as was first shown by Verghese and Stone [Verghese, P., & Stone, L. (1997). Spatial layout affects speed discrimination threshold. Vision Research, 37(4), 397-406; Verghese, P., & Stone, L. S. (1996). Perceived visual speed constrained by image segmentation. Nature, 381, 161-163] for sinusoidal gratings. In the second experiment, we study how the spatial configuration affects the ability of a subject in localizing an illusory contour defined by t...
AbstractDiscriminating between two speed signals is harder when they are seen as part of a single tr...
We have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into two globa...
AbstractWe have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into t...
AbstractWe present a series of experiments exploring the effect of the stimulus spatial configuratio...
AbstractWe address a surprising result in a previous study of speed discrimination with multiple mov...
AbstractFor the accurate perception of multiple, potentially overlapping, surfaces or objects, the v...
AbstractMotion transparency requires that the visual system distinguish different motion vectors and...
Transparent motion involves the integration and segmentation of local motion signals. Previous resea...
AbstractTransparent motion involves the integration and segmentation of local motion signals. Previo...
AbstractWe investigated two types of spatial resolution for perceiving motion-defined contours: grat...
The mechanisms underlying the parsing of a spatial distribution of velocity vectors into two adjacen...
AbstractThe mechanisms underlying the parsing of a spatial distribution of velocity vectors into two...
We present three experiments that explored the effect of binocular disparity on the perception of co...
We present here a series of experiments exploring a special class of visual completion that is stric...
AbstractIn conventional presentations of random-dot kinematograms, two frames of random dots are pre...
AbstractDiscriminating between two speed signals is harder when they are seen as part of a single tr...
We have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into two globa...
AbstractWe have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into t...
AbstractWe present a series of experiments exploring the effect of the stimulus spatial configuratio...
AbstractWe address a surprising result in a previous study of speed discrimination with multiple mov...
AbstractFor the accurate perception of multiple, potentially overlapping, surfaces or objects, the v...
AbstractMotion transparency requires that the visual system distinguish different motion vectors and...
Transparent motion involves the integration and segmentation of local motion signals. Previous resea...
AbstractTransparent motion involves the integration and segmentation of local motion signals. Previo...
AbstractWe investigated two types of spatial resolution for perceiving motion-defined contours: grat...
The mechanisms underlying the parsing of a spatial distribution of velocity vectors into two adjacen...
AbstractThe mechanisms underlying the parsing of a spatial distribution of velocity vectors into two...
We present three experiments that explored the effect of binocular disparity on the perception of co...
We present here a series of experiments exploring a special class of visual completion that is stric...
AbstractIn conventional presentations of random-dot kinematograms, two frames of random dots are pre...
AbstractDiscriminating between two speed signals is harder when they are seen as part of a single tr...
We have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into two globa...
AbstractWe have examined the ability of observers to parse bimodal local-motion distributions into t...