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Perceptual organization and visual attention
Progress in Brain Research, 2009Perceptual organization--the processes structuring visual information into coherent units--and visual attention--the processes by which some visual information in a scene is selected--are crucial for the perception of our visual environment and to visuomotor behavior.
Ruth Kimchi
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Representationalism and Perceptual Organization
Philosophical Topics, 2016Some philosophers have suggested that certain shifts in perceptual organization are counterexamples to representationalism about phenomenal character. Representationalism about phenomenal character is, roughly, the view that there can be no difference in the phenomenal character of experience without a difference in the representational content of ...
E. J. Green
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Perceptual organization and consciousness
, 2015 This chapter reviews the state of research on how consciousness is entwined with the perceptual organization of the sensory input. The first section, Access to consciousness, describes the categorical nature of how our conscious perception is typically ...
D. Schwarzkopf, G. Rees
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Schizophrenia Research, 2005 This study evaluated deficits in visual perceptual organization in schizophrenia over the course of inpatient treatment, in relation to the remission of particular psychotic symptoms. Disorganized (n=14) and non-disorganized (n=33) schizophrenia patients
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Exploring Figure-Ground Assignment Mechanism in Perceptual Organization
Neural Information Processing Systems, 2022Perceptual organization is a challenging visual task that aims to perceive and group the individual visual element so that it is easy to understand the meaning of the scene as a whole.
Wei Zhai +3 more
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Perceptual organization and attention
Cognitive Psychology, 1992It is widely assumed that the grouping of the visual field first described by the Gestalt psychologists and the related phenomenon of texture segregation occur very early in the processing of visual information and involve preattentive processes. All the recent evidence supporting this assumption comes from visual search experiments in which the ...
A, Mack +4 more
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Perceptual Identification and Perceptual Organization
The Journal of General Psychology, 1955(1955). Perceptual Identification and Perceptual Organization. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 53, No. 1, pp. 21-28.
Jerome S. Bruner, A. Leigh Minturn
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The Intraparietal Sulcus and Perceptual Organization
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2005Abstract The structuring of the sensory scene (perceptual organization) profoundly affects what we perceive, and is of increasing clinical interest. In both vision and audition, many cues have been identified that influence perceptual organization, but only a little is known about its neural basis.
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Perceptual organization in moving patterns
Nature, 1983Is human motion perception based on a local piecemeal analysis of the image or do global effects play an important role? We used metastable apparent motion displays (Fig. 2) to try to answer this question. Two spots were flashed simultaneously on diagonally opposite corners of a square and then switched off and replaced by two spots appearing on the ...
V S, Ramachandran, S M, Anstis
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Levels of Perceptual Organization
1992Abstract Perceptual organization refers to constraints on what is perceived (e.g., with visual angle held constant, apparent size and apparent distance covary; apparent figural quality varies with apparent simplicity of configuration). Three major classes of organizational phenomena (space, shape/form, and movement) have been important ...
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