Presentation 1997/1/24
Analysis of Figure Perception Mechanism by means of Geometrical Optical Illusion
Sachiko MISHIMA, Minoru YASUDA,
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Abstract(in English) Geometrical optical illusions are believed to give important clues to elucidate information processing mechanism of vision. Attention is paid to an illusion figure in which the same figure is attached to both sides of a line segment. When the size of the attached figure is decreased, the length of the line segment appeares longer. If, however, the size becomes smaller beyond some extent, it shows a singularity that the length appears to become shorter. By the use of this phenomenon, size perception mechanism has been deduced whether it depends on relative size jugdement or on depth information induced by nearby figure.
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Keyword(in English) figure perception / geometrical optical illusion / size constancy / size contrast / depth perception / vision
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Title (in English) Analysis of Figure Perception Mechanism by means of Geometrical Optical Illusion
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Keyword(1) figure perception
Keyword(2) geometrical optical illusion
Keyword(3) size constancy
Keyword(4) size contrast
Keyword(5) depth perception
Keyword(6) vision
1st Author's Name Sachiko MISHIMA
1st Author's Affiliation University of Electro-Communications()
2nd Author's Name Minoru YASUDA
2nd Author's Affiliation NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories
Date 1997/1/24
Paper # HIP96-30
Volume (vol) vol.96
Number (no) 499
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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