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Spatial contrast sensitivity and external noise: applications to optical and neural modulation transfer functions

1995-01-01

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The thesis will show how to equalise the effect of quantal noise across spatial frequencies by keeping the retinal flux (If-2) constant. In addition, quantal noise is used to study the effect of grating area and spatial frequency on contrast sensitivity resulting in the extension of the new contrast detection model describing the human contrast detection system as a simple image processor. According to the model t...

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ba08d382-6389-5d79-957d-ca45ec1e410a
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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00014551
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