Implicitly, Wynn's target article starts from the transformational definition of symmetry. Unlike his suggestion, this traditional definition and the recent holographic definition are relevant to the discussion on the cognitive evolution of visual symmetries. These definitions reveal underlying properties and, thereby, they support the natural selection hypothesis. The holographic definition even agrees with an indirect test of this hypothesis.status: publishe
Until recently, the transformational approach provided the only available formal analysis of visual ...
Humans are highly sensitive to symmetry. During scene exploration, the area of the retina with dense...
Much is already known about single mirror symmetry, but multiple mirror symmetry is still understood...
Implicitly, Wynn's target article starts from the transformational definition of symmetry. Unlike hi...
Symmetry has a central role in the study of vision. The concept of symmetry has an ancient origin in...
Detection of (mirror) symmetry—which is abundantly present in the world—is often assumed to be an in...
Contains fulltext : 64504.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Freyd and Tver...
AbstractThe human visual system is more sensitive to symmetry than to repetition. According to the s...
Freyd and Tversky's [Am. J. Psychol. 97 (1984) 109] data suggested that human observers tend to over...
A traditional line of work starting with the Gestalt school has shown that patterns vary in strength...
The human visual system is more sensitive to symmetry than to repetition. According to the so-called...
Symmetry is everywhere - in natural objects, from crystals to living organisms, in manufactured arti...
AbstractThe concept of symmetry is one of the great universal principles used to comprehend the enor...
Humans are very sensitive to symmetry in visual patterns. Symmetry is detected and recognized very r...
Humans are very sensitive to symmetry in visual patterns. Symmetry is detected and recognized very r...
Until recently, the transformational approach provided the only available formal analysis of visual ...
Humans are highly sensitive to symmetry. During scene exploration, the area of the retina with dense...
Much is already known about single mirror symmetry, but multiple mirror symmetry is still understood...
Implicitly, Wynn's target article starts from the transformational definition of symmetry. Unlike hi...
Symmetry has a central role in the study of vision. The concept of symmetry has an ancient origin in...
Detection of (mirror) symmetry—which is abundantly present in the world—is often assumed to be an in...
Contains fulltext : 64504.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Freyd and Tver...
AbstractThe human visual system is more sensitive to symmetry than to repetition. According to the s...
Freyd and Tversky's [Am. J. Psychol. 97 (1984) 109] data suggested that human observers tend to over...
A traditional line of work starting with the Gestalt school has shown that patterns vary in strength...
The human visual system is more sensitive to symmetry than to repetition. According to the so-called...
Symmetry is everywhere - in natural objects, from crystals to living organisms, in manufactured arti...
AbstractThe concept of symmetry is one of the great universal principles used to comprehend the enor...
Humans are very sensitive to symmetry in visual patterns. Symmetry is detected and recognized very r...
Humans are very sensitive to symmetry in visual patterns. Symmetry is detected and recognized very r...
Until recently, the transformational approach provided the only available formal analysis of visual ...
Humans are highly sensitive to symmetry. During scene exploration, the area of the retina with dense...
Much is already known about single mirror symmetry, but multiple mirror symmetry is still understood...
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