"Non-retinotopic processing" in Ternus motion displays modeled by spatiotemporal filters.
"Non-retinotopic processing" in Ternus motion displays modeled by spatiotemporal filters.
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Ternus 运动显示中的“非视网膜专题处理”由时空滤波器建模。
DOI:
10.1167/12.1.10
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发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
D. Burr
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作者:
A. Pooresmaeili;G. Cicchini;M. Morrone;D. Burr
Recently, M. Boi, H. Ogmen, J. Krummenacher, T. U. Otto, & M. H. Herzog (2009) reported a fascinating visual effect, where the direction of apparent motion was disambiguated by cues along the path of apparent motion, the Ternus-Pikler group motion, even though no actual movement occurs in this stimulus. They referred to their study as a "litmus test" to distinguish "non-retinotopic" (motion-based) from "retinotopic" (retina-based) image processing. We adapted the test to one with simple grating stimuli that could be more readily modeled and replicated their psychophysical results quantitatively with this stimulus. We then modeled our experiments in 3D (x, y, t) Fourier space and demonstrated that the observed perceptual effects are readily accounted for by integration of information within a detector that is oriented in space and time, in a similar way to previous explanations of other motion illusions. This demonstration brings the study of Boi et al. into the more general context of perception of moving objects.