After effect of perceived regularity

Ouhnana, Marouane; Bell, Jason; Solomon, J A; Kingdom, Frederick A A

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After effect of perceived regularity

Date

2013

Authors

Ouhnana, Marouane

Bell, Jason

Solomon, J A

Kingdom, Frederick A A

Publisher

Association for Research in Vision and Opthalmology

Abstract

Regularity is a ubiquitous feature of the visual world. We demonstrate that regularity is an adaptable visual dimension: The perceived regularity of a pattern is reduced following adaptation to a pattern with a similar or greater degree of regularity. Sti