Sentence examples for perceptual edge from inspiring English sources

Curves take the perceptual edge off.

This image is a fascinating example of something on the edge of a perceptual boundary.

Marr illustrates his approach by providing "computational level" theories of various perceptual processes, such as edge detection.

Notably, this pattern captures aspects of naturally occurring linguistic phenomena (as seen for Hungarian), while taking into account edge and perceptual similarity effects in designing the stimuli [ 4, 5].

For example, generative representations of low-level perceptual features such as edges in visual scenes account well for neural and behavioral data [ 27 29].

Thus, it is conceivable that differences in cumulative contour length (i.e., differences in the amount of edges) or perceptual load between small and large non-symbolic stimuli might have caused the N1 effects observed here.

But Main, whose stated goal is to reveal "a landscape just on the edge of our perceptual experience," may have simulated this parade with something altogether less celestial than the sun.

Here, the case is made for the modularity of contour interpolation, which is a perceptual process that represents non-visible edges on the basis of how surrounding visible edges are spatiotemporally configured.

In this study, we propose a system that retrieves images based on wavelet domain perceptual features which mainly depend on edge and correlation characteristics of the wavelet sub-bands in the major directions (horizontal and vertical).

This paper proposes a block-edge-based Single-Pass Perceptual Embedded Zero-tree Coding (SPPEZC) method.

He was especially interested in the effects that a photograph can't account for -- the perceptual distortions that happen at the edges of one's vision -- and in conveying the pleasure that comes from suddenly noticing what was right in front of your nose, an emotional effect translated through intense scrutiny.