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Development of Modal and Amodal Completion in Infants
Perception, 2006Visual completion has been divided into two types: modal and amodal. While psychophysical studies with adults provided several common properties between modal and amodal completion, studies with infants showed differential trends in the development of these perceptual abilities.
Yumiko, Otsuka +2 more
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Amodal Completion as Reflected by Gaze Durations
Perception, 2004In two experiments amodal completion of partly occluded shapes was investigated by recording eye movements in a directed visual-search task. Participants searched arrays of shapes in a prescribed order for target figures that could partly be occluded. Longer gaze durations were found on occlusion patterns than on truncated control patterns for targets ...
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Visual Illusory Productions with or without Amodal Completion
Perception, 1991A new type of illusory contour is presented whose appearance is generated by the graphic representation of groups of human figures interacting in a coordinated manner with external reality. When numerous pictorial indicators of cause-effect relationships are provided, and appropriate techniques and sufficiently ambiguous observation conditions are used,
BONAIUTO, Paolo +2 more
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The Analysis of Amodal Completion for Modeling Visual Perception
2013The challenge of creating a real-life computational equivalent of the human mind encompasses several aspects. Of fundamental relevance is to understand the cognitive functions of natural intelligent systems. Most of human brain is devoted to perceptual tasks which are not purely perceptive but convey also emotional competence.
Albertazzi, Liliana +3 more
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Revisiting Amodal Completion and Knowledge
Philosophia, 2019In a recent paper, Helton and Nanay (Analysis, 79(3), 415–423, 2019) present a new argument against two modal accounts of knowledge—safety and sensitivity. Their argument is based on the phenomenon of amodal completion (i.e. the phenomenon of representing occluded parts of a perceived object).
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Shrinkage and expansion by amodal completion: a critical review
Perception, 1999The whole literature on the so-called dimensional effects of amodal completion (shrinkage of a partially occluded figure and expansion of modally visible parts of the same figure) is critically reviewed. It is claimed that phenomenal shrinkage is the sum of at least two illusions independent of figure – ground distinction: (1) shrinkage of spaces ...
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Neural Network Capable of Amodal Completion
2008When some parts of a pattern are occluded by other objects, the visual system can often estimate the shape of missing portions from visible parts of the contours. This paper proposes a neural network model capable of such function, which is called amodal completion.
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2005
The visual environment of biological organisms is mostly made of opaque objects that may well overlap and partly hide each other. In our visual experience, however, when an object is partially concealed by an obstacle, we do not perceive only the pieces or fragments of that object: the parts that are directly visible usually suffice for recognition of ...
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The visual environment of biological organisms is mostly made of opaque objects that may well overlap and partly hide each other. In our visual experience, however, when an object is partially concealed by an obstacle, we do not perceive only the pieces or fragments of that object: the parts that are directly visible usually suffice for recognition of ...
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Amodal completion: Seeing or thinking?
1982Based on a conference on 'Processes of perceptual organization and representation' held in Abano, Italy, in June ...
G. Kanizsa, GERBINO, WALTER
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