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Journal article

Perception of direction of motion reflects the early integration of first and second-order stimulus spatial properties

Simon J Cropper, David R Badcock

Journal of Vision | ASSOC RESEARCH VISION OPHTHALMOLOGY INC | Published : 2008

DOI: 10.1167/8.4.12

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Simon Cropper Author Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences

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4Scopus

Keywords

Adaptation
Filtering
Contrast
Photic Stimulation
Orientation
Mechanisms
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Signals
Coherence
Motion
Position
Ophthalmology
Science & Technology
Motion Perception
Motivated Model
Space Perception
Perceived Direction
Humans
Global Motion
2-Dimensional Patterns
Contrast Sensitivity
Second-Order
First-Order
Pattern Recognition, Visual

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