To obtain the representation of a contour, the visual system integrates fragments of a pattern. One of the `binding rules' governing this process requires that a path of conjunction in which contrast polarity is preserved be followed. Here we show that this rule has a corollary: where two alternative paths compete to emerge in opposite directions, the one with greater contrast luminance is likely to prevail.
Parlangeli, O., Roncato, S. (2010). Draughtsmen at work. PERCEPTION, 39, 255-259.
Draughtsmen at work
PARLANGELI, ORONZO;
2010-01-01
Abstract
To obtain the representation of a contour, the visual system integrates fragments of a pattern. One of the `binding rules' governing this process requires that a path of conjunction in which contrast polarity is preserved be followed. Here we show that this rule has a corollary: where two alternative paths compete to emerge in opposite directions, the one with greater contrast luminance is likely to prevail.
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