ECCENTRIC VISION - ADVERSE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN LINE SEGMENTS
ECCENTRIC VISION - ADVERSE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN LINE SEGMENTS
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6989(76)90078-x
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
BOUMA, H
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作者:
ANDRIESSEN, JJ;BOUMA, H
The paper deals with adverse interactions between line stimuli ineccentric vision. Bothcontrast thresholdandjust noticeable difference of slanthave been measured for a test line as a function of the distance from a number of surrounding lines. Test lines were either parallel or perpendicular to the surrounding lines.It turns out that theinterferenceaffects both contrast threshold and j.n.d. of slant with a clear-cutorientational specificity. The surprising result is the extensive spatial range of the interference: between parallel lines it operates over retinal distances of about 0.4ϑt, degrees, whereϑt, is the eccentricity of the test line. Large-distance interference limits eccentric spatial vision in daily life much more than classic visual acuity limits would indicate, and makes eccentric vision probably quite different from “unfocussed” foveal vision.