"visual hierarchy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you wish to describe the relative importance of text, images, and other visual elements in a design, from most to least important. For example: "The designer used a visual hierarchy to guide the viewer's eye towards the most vital information."
Visual hierarchy is the perception and interpretation of the relative importance of objects.
We propose that spatial representations gradually transition from 2D-dominant to balanced 3D (2D and depth) along the visual hierarchy.
These observations, together with the functional and structural correspondences between DCNNs and the primate visual hierarchy, is consistent with the idea that the content of visual hallucinations in humans may be shaped by the specificity with which a particular drug (or pathology) influences activity at different levels of processing within the visual hierarchy.
The second shows how higher-order functions combined with visual hierarchy can be used to build intuitive, maintainable, and scalable applications that operate on multidimensional data.
The students will be showcasing the design of their mobile and desktop UIs, as well as their design process concerning typography, grid, colors, and overall visual hierarchy.
The aim is that it will be easier for readers to recognise the visual hierarchy of the current news agenda and access the topics that are not focused on news.
These findings extend those from previous studies in several ways: first, they target neurons in higher level areas in the visual hierarchy compared with previous intracranial BR studies in monkeys that did not surpass the inferior temporal cortex44.
They reported more cells correlating with the monkeys' percept when ascending the visual hierarchy, from 20% of cells in primary visual areas to 90% of the cells in inferior temporal cortex12.
I will discuss several proposals for the functions of feedback including resolving local ambiguity using high-level predictive knowledge, binding information across levels of abstraction in the visual hierarchy, and engaging lower-level "expertise" as the task requires it.
As expected, 2D location information (horizontal and vertical) could be strongly decoded in early visual areas, with reduced decoding higher along the visual hierarchy, consistent with known changes in receptive field sizes.
A visual hierarchy allows people, when scanning information, to separate what is relevant to their goals from what is irrelevant instantly, and to focus their attention on the relevant information.
