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Changes in scene distance automatically drive scaling of object representations

2025-01-31

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<p>As we navigate our visual environment, our viewpoint shifts, causing predictable changes in object appearance. Moving forward, for instance, increases the retinal size of objects in a scene, proportionally with the distance traveled. Such regularities can be exploited to predict visual object transformations, thereby facilitating object perception. Previous research showed that observers automatically predict t...

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Literature Corpus work: d44a49ab-ce3b-5eec-9d53-5d9ef297c648
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/5g8s9_v1

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