Психофизиологические особенности зрительного восприятия пространственно модулированных признаков
Диссертация
Чтобы обеспечить избирательность к модуляции контраста, тормозные фланги должны быть образованы выходами фильтров 1-го порядка с разной ориентационной и частотной настройкой. В результате фланги будут неизбирательны к ориентации и ПЧ элементов текстуры. Текстуры, в которых модулированы ориентация или ПЧ, не будут активировать фильтры второго порядка, поскольку не снижают фланговое торможение… Читать ещё >
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