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Vision Research, 2004 Detecting a target in clutter is particularly difficult because the observer must monitor many potential locations to find the target, and because the clutter itself might mask the target. To investigate whether contemporary models of search can account for visual search in clutter, we measured the detection of an oblique string of five aligned dots ...
Verghese, Preeti, McKee, Suzanne P.
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Journal of Vision, 2007 Visual clutter concerns designers of user interfaces and information visualizations. This should not surprise visual perception researchers because excess and/or disorganized display items can cause crowding, masking, decreased recognition performance due to occlusion, greater difficulty at both segmenting a scene and performing visual search, and so ...
Ruth, Rosenholtz +2 more
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Edge Bundling in Information Visualization
Tsinghua Science and Technology, 2013 The edge, which can encode relational data in graphs and multidimensional data in parallel coordinates plots, is an important visual primitive for encoding data in information visualization research.
Hong Zhou +3 more
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Visual attention and memory in professional traders
Scientific Reports, 2023 Professional traders need to process a large amount of visual information in their daily activity to judge how risky it is to trade specific investment products.
Francesco Bossi +5 more
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How do task-irrelevant visual load (Clutter) and depth impact visual search?
, 2023 In natural scenes, Rosenholtz and colleagues (2007) proposed that levels of clutter (disorder in a scene) can serve as a predictor of visual load within a scene.
Lindsay Houck, Wentao Si
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Sea Clutter Reduction and Target Enhancement by Neural Networks in a Marine Radar System
Sensors, 2009 The presence of sea clutter in marine radar signals is sometimes not desired. So, efficient radar signal processing techniques are needed to reduce it.
José Carlos Nieto-Borge +3 more
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Frontiers in Medicine, 2023 IntroductionVisual processing deficits in Alzheimer's disease are associated with diminished functional independence. While environmental adaptations have been proposed to promote independence, recent guidance gives limited consideration to such deficits
Dilek Ocal +10 more
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Multi-Scale Strengthened Directional Difference Algorithm Based on the Human Vision System
Sensors, 2022 The human visual system (HVS) mechanism has been successfully introduced into the field of infrared small target detection. However, most of the current detection algorithms based on the mechanism of the human visual system ignore the continuous ...
Yuye Zhang, Ying Zheng, Xiuhong Li
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Knowledge-aided Bayesian covariance matrix estimation in compound-Gaussian clutter [PDF]
, 2010 We address the problem of estimating a covariance matrix R using K samples zk whose covariance matrices are kR, where k are random variables. This problem naturally arises in radar applications in the case of compound-Gaussian clutter. In contrast to the
Bandiera, Francesco +6 more
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Where’s Wally: The influence of visual salience on referring expression generation
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 Referring expression generation (REG) presents the converse problem to visualsearch: Given a scene and a specified target, how does one generate adescription which would allow somebody else to quickly and accurately locatethe target?
Alasdair Daniel Francis Clarke +2 more
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