Sentence examples for change in luminance from inspiring English sources

It is known that biological visual representations can adapt to a billion-fold change in luminance.

This index is called SSIM (Structural SIMilarity) that attempts to measure the change in luminance, contrast, and structure between two images.

The modification of the Brightness distorts the saturation as a side effect and the effect of saturation change is more significant when the change in luminance is important.

This database is particularly of our interest because contrast is directly related to change in luminance [40], which is related to lightness [7, 8]. Figure 6 Pedersen database [41].

Neurovision studies have reported behavioral changes related to ingestion of alcohol, for example: (i) changes in perception and detection of asymmetry of facial expressions in both men and women (Oinonen & Sterniczuk, 2007); (ii) change in luminance processing speed in photopic and scotopic levels (Khan & Timney, 2007; Puell & Barrio, 2008).

This confers on the neuron the ability to signal change in luminance.

So, the relative changes in luminance are important rather than the absolute ones [3].

The human visual system is able to capture a wide range of light levels, and it functions across the changes in luminance employing diverse adaptation mechanisms.

The time-dependent visual adaptation TMO [6] exploits the fact that the HVS does not adapt instantly to big changes in luminance intensities.

Dominating the pattern in Fig. 2d are random and small deviations in shots from a pedestal value for the scene, but then these are followed by sometimes-large changes in luminance across scenes.

For 'faster' stimuli (e.g. with abrupt changes in luminance), patterns on short timescales are evoked and they are stimulus-locked with higher precision.