Image primitives supporting perception of animate forms

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<p>The human visual system can recognise familiar forms, most notably faces, in other objects or patterns, a phenomenon known as pareidolia. The patterns that elicit pareidolia range from meaningful to ambiguous and random images, making it hard to generalise across the featural or configurational properties that trigger different types of pareidolia. Here, we aim to characterise the minimal stimuli associated wit...

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0b621ed4-f437-5e34-be58-8a7cae329dbb

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/8dy6x