mid level vision cont. Flashcards

1
Q

illusory vertical edges can also be called

A

phase-induced subjective contours

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2
Q

strongest activation by phase-induced subjective contours?

A

ventral stream/higher visual areas

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3
Q

before recognition, objects must be

A

separated from ground

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4
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figure

A

central object in scene

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5
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ground

A

everything else in a scene that’s not the figure

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6
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Rubin’s principles of figure-ground segregation (7)

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-symmetry
-smaller area
-vertical/horizontal orientation
-meaning
-surroundedness
-parallelism
-relative motion (common fate)

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7
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accidental viewpoint

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no regularity in this viewing position

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8
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generic viewpoint

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true structure of scene

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9
Q

the effect of seeing global shapes before local shapes?

A

Global precedence effect

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10
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example of Global precedence effect

A

Navon letters

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11
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what is more important between local and global letters when identifying local?

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consistency between local and global letters

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12
Q

T-junctions indicate ___ which provides ___ information

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occlusion; depth

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13
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relatability (definition & criteria)

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degree to which two line segments appear to be part of the same contour; not connected by “S” curve; helpful for when there is occlusion

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