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Human Visual Perception of Two-Dimensional Symmetry

2017-11-13

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<p>Most literature on symmetry perception has focused on bilateralreflection symmetry with some suggesting that it isthe only type of symmetry humans can perceive (Wilson &amp;Wilkinson, 2002). Using image stimuli generated from themathematically well-defined seventeen wallpaper groups, thisstudy demonstrates that humans can discriminate various symmetriesfound in 2D wallpaper patterns (Liu, Hel-Or, Kaplan,Van Goo...

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67bc61f4-c5b7-5535-a193-b9d31b9f4050
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10.31234/osf.io/x7uvf_v1
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