Sentence examples for perceptual array from inspiring English sources

One idea under investigation is that there is a psychological subsystem system that 'tags' elements in a perceptual array and keeps track of them by assigning properties to the tag.

Humans are severely limited in their ability to process the entire perceptual array (Simons & Rensink, 2005).

These implicit memory traces contribute to the guidance of attention in the real-time processing of the perceptual array, making processing efficient by reducing the need for capacity-limited, top-down-controlled mechanisms.

Eagleman demonstrates these perceptual processes with an array of deceptive figures, some already very familiar, such as the vase-and-two-heads illusion, and case histories.

That the perceptual value of dot arrays, but not numerals, should fall off with stimulus magnitude is counterintuitive in our case since the hedonic value of any numerosity should be the same irrespective of whether it is represented by a numeral or dot array.

In one experiment, the subjects performed a perceptual grouping task with an array of digits printed in black and white.

Thus, the difference in performance between the post-cue and the retro-cue conditions in the previous experiments was inflated by about 20 percent when the perceptual organization of the probe array is disrupted.

A change in the perceptual organization of the probe array reduces performance on a change detection task when attention is divided among multiple items as in our post-cue condition, but not when attention is focused on a single item (even when focusing of attention occurs retrospectively).

We manipulated perceptual organization between memory and probe array; perceptual organization was either identical between memory and probe array (context+; Fig. 5a), absent since only the cued item was shown (context0; Fig. 5b) or disrupted since all non-cued items were changed between memory and probe array (context−; Fig. 5c).

Here, we manipulated perceptual organization between memory and probe array to control for this alternative explanation; perceptual organization was either identical between memory and probe array (context+; Fig. 5a), absent since only the cued item was shown (context0; Fig. 5b) or disrupted since all non-cued items were changed between memory and probe array (context−; Fig. 5c).

We performed an additional experiment in which we manipulated perceptual organization between memory and probe array to test this alternative explanation.