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Novel Visual Perceptual Phenomenon in Isoluminant Bi-Coloured Square-Wave Gratings

2019-06-10

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<p>Visual illusions, beyond their ability to entertain, reveal the “flaws” and limits of human perception, and how our visual senses can be fooled. In this study, we present a novel illusory percept generated by isoluminant bi-coloured square-wave gratings. We document the physical characteristics of the stimuli that affect the strength of the illusion and the illusory colours perceived, and consider potential mec...

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Literature Corpus work: be79e901-770e-5b42-9e08-3cb06781ebbd
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/avd73

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