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Empirical Evaluation of Computational Models of Lightness Perception

2022-07-27

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Lightness of a surface depends not only on its physical characteristics, but also on the properties of the surrounding context. As a result, varying the context can significantly alter surface lightness, an effect exploited in many lightness illusions. Computational models can produce outcomes similar to human illusory percepts, allowing for demonstrable assessment of the applied mechanisms and principles. We test...

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Literature Corpus work: bfbf0752-f688-5e3a-a451-3671e464bf1a
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1791695/v1

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