Presentation 1996/7/24
Assimilation for two-dimensional motion
Yoshio OHTANI, Masashi TANIGAWA, Yoshimichi EJIMA,
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Abstract(in English) When a moving stimulus (test), whose direction of motion is ambiguous by itself, is juxtaposed with other stimuli (inducers) which move unambiguously in one direction, the test appears to move in the same direction as the inducers (motion assimilation). The present study demonstrates that motion assimilation occurs for 2-dimensional (divergent and rotatory) motion as well as for 1-dimensional (translatory) motion. The magnitude of motion assimilation was measured as functions of the retinal position of the test and the inducers. The results may be explained in terms of the two stimulus factors of the eccentricity of the test position and the relative distance between the test and the inducers.
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Keyword(in English) human vision / motion perception / motion assimilation / 2-dimensional motion
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Title (in English) Assimilation for two-dimensional motion
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Keyword(1) human vision
Keyword(2) motion perception
Keyword(3) motion assimilation
Keyword(4) 2-dimensional motion
1st Author's Name Yoshio OHTANI
1st Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering and Design, Kyoto Institue of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Masashi TANIGAWA
2nd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University
3rd Author's Name Yoshimichi EJIMA
3rd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University
Date 1996/7/24
Paper # NC96-32
Volume (vol) vol.96
Number (no) 178
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 7
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