PPVK Vision 6 Flashcards

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Motion

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changes in position over time

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What is sufficient to create a vivid sensation of motion in perception?

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Viewing sequential snapshots of a stationary object changing position

Pregled uzastopnih snimaka nepokretnog objekta koji mijenja položaj

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What is the term for a perceptual experience that is indistinguishable from continuous motion despite different physical stimuli?

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Metameric perceptual experience.

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Apparent motion (prividno gibanje)

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Osjećaj kretanja koji proizlazi iz gledanja uzastopnih statičnih slika.

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Do changes in image position on the retina always result in motion perception?

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No, if they are caused by movements.

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Motion aftereffect (MAE)

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the illusion of motion of a stationary object that occurs after prolonged exposure to a moving object

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Interocular transfer

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the transfer of an effect from one eye to another
MAE exhibits interocular transfer

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The Reichard detector

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motion sensitive neurons with motion receptive fields, manager of early V1 neurons

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9
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Correspondence problem (motion)

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motion detection system which feature in frame 2 corresponds to which feature in fram 1

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Aperture problem

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When you see a moving object through a small opening (like a peephole), it can be hard to tell the exact direction it’s moving because you only see part of it.

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What determines global motion?

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motion information from several receptive fileds:
- local apertures -> local motion

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Lesions in which layer of LGN impair perception of large fast, radpidly moving objects?

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Magnocellular layers

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13
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Which part also plays important role in motion perception?

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MT - Middle temporal layer

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14
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First-order motion

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the motion of an object that is defined by changes in luminance

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Second order motion

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the motion of an object that is defined by changes in contrast or texture (invisible to reichard fields and fourier based mechanisms)

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Our sensitivity to ___________ is considerably _______ than our ability to preceive ___________ motion.

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second order, weaker, first order

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Perception of second-order motion is also more sluggish and requires ______ ________ ________

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greater spatial integration

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Human motion visual motion perception served by three separate motion systems :

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  • first order motion: Sustav osjetljiv na promjene svjetlosnih uzoraka u pokretu
  • second order motion: Sustav koji vidi kad se pomiče upadljiv dio slike, iako je svjetlina svuda ista
  • third order motion : Sustav koji prati kretanje važnih dijelova slike, označenih na posebnoj mentalnoj karti, dok nevažne dijelove zanemaruje.
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Optic array

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the collection of light rays that interract with objects in the world in front of a viewer

20
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Optic flow

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promjenjivi kutni položaj točaka u perspektivnoj slici koju doživljavamo dok se krećemo kroz svijet

21
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Time to collision

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is the amount of time left before you hit something, if you keep going at the same speed.

22
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Biological motion

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the pattern of movement of all animals

23
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Perceived speed varies on factors such as

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luminance, contrast, stimulus size, eccentricy type of motion, pursuit eye movement

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the leading model of speed perception relies on_____?

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Bayesian framework

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Smooth pursuit
oči se polako pomiču kako bi pratile objekt u pokretu
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Saccade
tip pokreta oka koji je voljan i nevoljan u kojem oči brzo mijenjaju fiksaciju s jednog objekta ili mjesta na drugo
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Microsaccade
nehotična pomicanja očiju i mali trzaji
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Vergence
vrsta pokreta očiju, voljnih i nevoljnih, u kojima se dva oka kreću u suprotnim smjerovima
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Reflexive
automatski i nevoljni pokreti očiju
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How many muscles eye has to regulate eye movements?
6, 3 pairs
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Superior colliculus
struktura u srednjem mozgu koja je bitna za pokretanje i vođenje pokreta očiju when this structure is stimulated electrically, eyes move
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Frontal eye fields (FEF)
struktura u frontalnom coretxu koja je odgovorna za saccadic an pursuit eye movements
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One of the most important brain areas involved in the generation and control of eye movements together with ____, ______, ________
FEF, SEF - supplementary eye fields, IPS - intraparetial sulcus, SC - superior coliculus
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saccadic supression
reduction of visual sensitivity that occurs when we make saccadic eye movements
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efference copy
- pojava u kojoj su izlazni (eferentni) signali iz motoričkog korteksa kopiraju dok izlaze iz mozga i preusmjeravaju se u druga područja u osjetilnom korteksu - ide u područje vidnog sustava koje je nazvano komparator
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Dynamic remapping of receptive fields
Before the eyes move, some brain cells shift their focus to where you're about to look, so they start processing that spot early.
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Photoreceptor density falls of with distance from_____.
fove - žuta pjega
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More _______ devoted to processing the signal from the fovea
cortex
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Natural viewing behaviour consists of
saccades, microsaccades, fixations and ocular drift
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Fixation
maintaining the gaze of a single location
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ocular drift
unconscious move our eyes make when fixed on something
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Sensory consequences of eye movements
intrinsic, intended, incidental
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Ocular drift
unconscious movement our eyes make when fixed on something ; slow, gradual motion