Low-Level and High-Level Processes in Apparent Motion [and Discussion]
When a group of dots within a random-dot array is discontinuously displaced, it appears as a moving region perceptually segregated from its stationary surround. The spatial, temporal and other constraints governing this effect are markedly different from those classically found for the apparent... Full description
| 1st Person: | Braddick, O. J. |
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| Additional Persons: | Ruddock, K. H. verfasserin; Morgan, M. J. verfasserin; Marr, D. verfasserin |
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in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences Vol. 290, No. 1038 (1980), p. 137-151  More Articles |
| Type of Publication: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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1980 |
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