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Predictive processing of scene layout depends on naturalistic depth of field

2021-11-10

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Boundary extension (BE) is a classic memory illusion in which observers remember more of a scene than was presented. According to predictive processing accounts, BE reflects the integration of visual input and expectations of what is beyond a scene’s boundaries. According to normalization accounts, BE rather reflects one end of a normalization process towards a scene’s typically-experienced viewing distance, such...

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0605ee89-68f4-51da-aa77-ce8f7f87dc0c
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10.1101/2021.11.08.467670
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