Presentation 2005/6/30
Quantitative analysis of the peripheral drift illusion
Erika TOMIMATSU, Hiroyuki ITO, Shoji SUNAGA,
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Abstract(in English) Fraser & Wilcox (1979) found that stationary stimuli composed of sectors that gradually change from dark to light produce illusory motion in peripheral vision. Recently, however, Kitaoka & Ashida (2003) induced illusory motion through stimulus configuration consisting of black, dark-gray, white and light-gray. Here, we tried to confirm the effectiveness of the stimulus configuration of Kitaoka & Ashida by investigating the direction and the duration of illusory motion in a quantitative analysis. We simplified grating stimuli, as Fraser & Wilcox used, in four-step luminance stimuli (FW-stimuli) and compared them with the stimuli Kitaoka & Ashida proposed (KA-stimuli). The results show that KA-stimuli induced movement longer than FW-stimuli and that the correlation between the luminance profile and the perceived motion direction was clearly stronger in KA-stimuli.
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Keyword(in English) peripheral drift illusion / motion perception
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Title (in English) Quantitative analysis of the peripheral drift illusion
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Keyword(1) peripheral drift illusion
Keyword(2) motion perception
1st Author's Name Erika TOMIMATSU
1st Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Design, Kyushu University()
2nd Author's Name Hiroyuki ITO
2nd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Design, Kyushu University
3rd Author's Name Shoji SUNAGA
3rd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Design, Kyushu University
Date 2005/6/30
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Volume (vol) vol.105
Number (no) 165
Page pp.pp.-
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