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Visual search and real-image similarity: an empirical assessment through the lens of deep learning

2023-11-09

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<p>The ability to predict how efficiently a person finds an object in the environment is a crucial goal of attention research. Central to this issue are the similarity principles initially proposed by Duncan and Humphreys (1989), which outline how the similarity between target and distractor objects (TD) and between distractor objects themselves (DD) affect search efficiency. However, the search principles lack di...

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10.31234/osf.io/cxkzt
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