Sentence examples for most recent percept from inspiring English sources
The switches are essential, as they permit a dissociation between the most recent percept (following a switch) and preceding perception, enabling us to pit the effects of immediate and more remote perceptual history against each other.
We study how prior perception of an ambiguous stimulus influences how it is perceived at reappearance, specifically aiming at distinguishing persistence of the most recent percept from more intricate influences of past perception.
If perception was variable, however, no slow biases have accumulated and the most recent percept becomes the main driving factor.
This perceptual stabilization has been suggested to reflect persistence of the most recent percept throughout the blank that separates two presentations.
In case of ambiguity resolution, if recent perception was highly stable, slow biases have built up sufficiently to outweigh the fast bias due to the most recent percept.
Moreover, it appears that a transient bias toward the most recent percept and a persistent bias toward the previous winner can exist simultaneously and independently, in the sense that the bias toward the previous winner is not erased by the transient bias toward the most recent percept.
On the contrary, considering that the percept that is experienced (or dominant) at reappearance is generally simply the one that also dominated during the most recent encounter, one is tempted to conclude that only a single percept is stored, and that memory is 'overwritten' whenever perception changes (switches) to the alternative interpretation.
For instance, in case an ambiguous stimulus is removed from view only shortly after a perceptual switch occurred (under about 2 s), the percept that dominated before the switch not the most recent percept often regains dominance at stimulus reappearance [3].
Perhaps more importantly, Krechevsky's interpretation of the impact of task complexity on the emergence of gestalt percepts anticipated the conclusions reached by the most recent studies of rat object recognition about the crucial role of task demands/constraints in determining the complexity of rat recognition strategy [118,120].
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