Color and brightness contrast effects as a function of spatial variables
Color and brightness contrast effects as a function of spatial variables
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颜色和亮度对比度效果作为空间变量的函数
DOI:
10.1016/0042-6989(75)90231-x
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发表时间:
1975
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
J. Armington
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作者:
E. Yund;J. Armington
The contrast effect was measured at the center of a circular center-surround stimulus display for three color combinations and one (non-colored) brightness combination. For each combination, the magnitude of the contrast effect was determined for a series of different center and surround sizes using consecutive matching procedures. The amount of contrast was influenced by the dimensions of the display in the expected way; the effect on the center was greatest when the surround was large and the center was small. The contrast magnitudes were plotted against four theoretically selected abscissae: (1) surround width,R1−R2; (2) surround area,R12−R22; (3) area ratio, (R12−R22)/R22; and (4) edge-distance expression 1/R2−1R1, whereR2is the radius of the central test area andR1is the outer radius of the surround. For each color combination, both graphical and correlational analyses demonstrated that contrast magnitude is more closely related to the edge-distance expression than to the other spatial expressions. This result provides support for an edge-distance model based on two assumptions: (1) that edges in the stimulus, and edge detectors in the visual system, are the important determinants of color and brightness; and (2) that edges closer to a point contribute more to the determination of the color and brightness at that point than do edges that are further away.