Titlebook: Visual Psychophysics; Mathew Alpern,Elfriede Aulhorn,Dean Yager,Dorothea Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1972 anatomy.biology.

cardiac-arrest

使腐爛

Simultaneous Brightness Induction,nducing field may decrease or increase the brightness of the test field, or have no effect, depending on the relative luminances of the two fields and the geometric arrangement. Naturally, the test field may also have an effect on the brightness of the inducing field.

Inordinate

Visual Acuity and Spatial Modulation Thresholds,s of the visual field. Ultimately all this raises the question of the kind of spatial divisibility or capacity for spatial partitioning exhibited by the visual system. When taken to the limit of sensory threshold, this becomes the traditional topic of visual acuity or spatial resolving power of the visual apparatus.

脆弱帶來

Flicker, physical sciences for more than a century). This analytic trend is the main theme of the present review; selected experimental results (psychophysical and electrophysiological) are emphasized primarily to clarify the underlying rationale.

不能和解

Signal Detection Theory and its Application to Problems in Vision,hat part of mathematical statistics that deals with the testing of statical hypotheses, and previously applied to psychological scaling by ., and 2) that part of electrical engineering dealing with communications systems.

中止

Luminance Difference Thresholds,thresholds have played an important role in the elucidation of every known characteristic of the visual system. Let us begin by summarizing this illustrious history, then turn to a detailed consideration of the special place of luminance difference thresholds in contemporary visual psychophysics.

健談

座右銘

MAIZE

Parallel

Light Transmission through the Ocular Media and Macular Pigment and its Significance for Psychophysavelength dependent, and may therefore influence the spectral composition of “white” light absorbed by the photopigments. Scattering of light from an incident beam also degrades the visual image (see ., chapter 7, this volume).