Perception of Fragmented Images of Three-Dimensional Objects as the Observation Angle Changes |
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Authors: | V. N. Chikhman Yu. E. Shelepin N. Foreman P. Pacemore |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, University of Granada, Spain , |
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Abstract: | Recognition thresholds for incomplete two-dimensional images of three-dimensional objects were measured as the observation angle was changed. A new experimental psychophysical method was developed and programmed for this purpose, this being a modification of the Gollin test, which measures perception thresholds of incomplete outline images. After training to a stimulus alphabet, observers’ responses were found to be invariant to changes in the observation angles of three-dimensional objects from 15° to 60°. It is suggested that possible algorithms for the formation of models of three-dimensional images in the human visual system do not operate on the basis of simple section, but involve invariance mechanisms. |
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