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Human texture synthesis: Observers reproduce chromatic and achromatic contrast differently in glossy vs. matte textures

2026-04-17

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<p>Texture synthesis models that are capable of generating new texture patterns from a small sample have been widely applied to a range of questions in human texture perception. Human observers are capable of various forms of texture completion as well, but aside from investigations of simple filling-in phenomena, the nature of human texture synthesis has not been widely studied. Here we used an explicit texture c...

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Literature Corpus work: 9ab37b68-1071-5f62-a681-2f2383a45561
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/gnby5_v1

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