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DATA-DRIVEN 3D EFFECT ENHANCEMENT MECHANISM OF WATERCOLOR: A NEURAL NETWORK-BASED APPROACH
Fractals, 2023 A watercolor is an art form that uses water to express the painting process. Water is the specific boundary that distinguishes watercolor from other painting types. Fluidity is one of the essential factors constituting its distinctive artistic beauty.
Yunxia Zhang
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The watercolor effect: Spacing constraints
Vision Research, 2009 The watercolor effect (WCE) is a long-range color assimilation effect occurring within an area enclosed by a light chromatic contour, which in turn is surrounded by a dark chromatic contour. Here, we studied the effects of chromatic modulation of the WCE for different kinds of spacing between and within the inducing contours, using a hue-cancellation ...
Frédéric Devinck, Lothar Spillmann
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Spatial selectivity of the watercolor effect
Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 2013 The spatial selectivity of the watercolor effect (WCE) was assessed by measuring its strength as a function of the luminance contrast of its inducing contours for different spatial configurations, using a maximum likelihood scaling procedure. The approach has previously been demonstrated to provide an efficient method for investigating the WCE as well ...
Frédéric Devinck +3 more
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Journal of Vision, 2012 Establishing the relation between perception and discrimination is a fundamental objective in psychophysics, with the goal of characterizing the neural mechanisms mediating perception. Here, we show that a procedure for estimating a perceptual scale based on a signal detection model also predicts discrimination performance.
Frédéric Devinck, Ken Knoblauch
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Journal of Vision, 2014 The watercolor effect is a long-range, assimilative, filling-in phenomenon induced by a pair of distant, wavy contours of different chromaticities. Here, we measured joint influences of the contour frequency and amplitude and the luminance of the interior contour on the strength of the effect.
Peggy Gérardin +3 more
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The watercolor effect: a new principle of grouping and figure–ground organization [PDF]
Vision Research, 2002 The watercolor effect is perceived when a dark (e.g., purple) contour is flanked by a lighter chromatic contour (e.g., orange). Under these conditions, the lighter color will assimilate over the entire enclosed area. This filling-in determines figure-ground organization when it is pitted against the classical Gestalt factors of proximity, good ...
Baingio Pinna +2 more
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Journal of Vision, 2008 The watercolor illusion is a long-range color assimilation (coloration effect) imparting a figure-ground segregation (figural effect) across large enclosed areas (B. Pinna, 1987; B. Pinna, G. Brelstaff, & L. Spillmann, 2001; B. Pinna, L. Spillmann, & J. S. Werner, 2003; B. Pinna, J. S. Werner, & L. Spillmann, 2003).
Baingio Pinna, Maria Tanca
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Reversing the watercolor effect
Journal of Vision, 2010 Adam Reeves, Rebecca Grayhem
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Quantifying the Watercolor Effect with Cortical Responses
Journal of Vision, 2012 Andrew J. Coia +3 more
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Physiological correlates for the watercolor effect
Journal of Vision, 2005 Sarah L. Elliott +3 more
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