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Anisopia and Perception of Space
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1951In this paper, “anisopia” is understood to be unequal vision in the two eyes producing unequal imagery; anisopia can be either inherently existing or artificially introduced. The term imagery is defined to encompass the complexity of physical, chemical, neuro-biochemical, and physio-psychological processes within the eye, the visual pathway, and the ...
P A, CIBIS, H, HABER
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The Perception of Space or a Perceptive Milieu?
L’Espace géographique, 2016Ce que l’on perçoit, ce sont les relations que l’on instaure avec les objets dans le passage (la trajection) de l’information quantitativement disponible dans l’environnement brut ( Umgebung ) à la signification qu’ont les choses qualitativement et donc effectivement perçues dans un milieu concret ( Umwelt ).
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Perception of draught in ventilated spaces
Ergonomics, 1986One hundred subjects were exposed to air velocities fluctuating in the same manner as in typically ventilated spaces. Each subject, dressed to obtain a neutral thermal sensation, participated in three experiments at an air temperature of 20, 23 and 26°C. In each experiment subjects were sedentary and exposed to six mean air velocities ranging from 0·05
P O, Fanger, N K, Christensen
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Time perception in a neglected space
NeuroReport, 1996We have studied the distortion of perceived time in a patient with left neglect. This patient consistently over-estimated the duration of stimuli in the neglected space. Overestimation was observed both with an interval comparison (300/700 ms) and with a time production (1 s) paradigm.
BASSO, GIANPAOLO +3 more
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On the dimensions of the olfactory perception space
Neurocomputing, 2004Abstract In recent works, large databases of stimuli and their corresponding olfactory perceptions have been analyzed to gain an insight into the organization of olfactory perception. Maps of these perceptions have provided evidence that the olfactory perception space is high dimensional.
Amir Madany Mamlouk, Thomas Martinetz
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[Perception in space. Visual aspects of space perception].
Revue neurologique, 1996The ability to apprehend and appropriate space is based on a series of perceptive and cognitive processes, in which vision plays a leading part. Preliminary, elementary operations first allow a subject to achieve the elaboration of a visually structured percept.
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Learning indoor space perception
Journal of Location Based Services, 2018Human perception of location and space forms the basis upon which the interaction with location-based services (LBS) takes place.
Andreas Sedlmeier, Sebastian Feld
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2015
We routinely impose different coordinate spaces on the physical space around us, for different purposes. For general investigation of objects (actual or imagined), Euclidean space is standard, where lengths and angles remain unchanged when moved anywhere in space.
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We routinely impose different coordinate spaces on the physical space around us, for different purposes. For general investigation of objects (actual or imagined), Euclidean space is standard, where lengths and angles remain unchanged when moved anywhere in space.
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On the Psychophysics of Binocular Space Perception
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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A New Data-Enabled Intelligence Framework for Evaluating Urban Space Perception
ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, 2021Yongqiang Cheng +2 more
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