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Title: PSY101


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PSY101
  • Sensation perception, Lecture 2
  • the hand-out is the same as Monday
  • if you havent got one I have a few with me today
    and it is also available on MOLE

Question given what you learnt on Monday, why
do pirates wear eye-patches?
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Summary so far
  • Perception is a problem
  • Psychophysics measuring the interface between
    the physical and mental
  • The biology of transduction
  • Adaptation Contrast active processing
  • feature detectors


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Motion is a primitive
go waterfall video!
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  • An aftereffect adaptation
  • continous input is uninformative,
  • our brain is interested in variation
  • Motion registered directly,
  • not computed from location and time
  • Interocular transfer effect,
  • proves its happening cortically
  • storage
  • proves it is designed in (cf fatigue)

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Perception is passive sensing
Perception is an active process
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Look, Proof!!
This is some text in the middle of the screen,
shake your head from side to side and youll
still be able to read it, thanks to the
Vestibular-Ocular Reflex which is mediated by the
cerebellum. But same relative motion from
external source.
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Perception is a problem
Perception is a cognitive problem
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Perception as problem solving
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image or interpretation?
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How is a perceptual problem solved?
  • Assumptions and Cues are combined to make a best
    guess at what it is were seeing
  • Cues features of the image that give clues as to
    the nature of the stimulus.
  • Assumptions expectations about what we will see
    or what different cues mean

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Seeing Depth
  • Objects have depth, images dont
  • Depth/Distance information must be recovered
    using depth cues
  • Binocular cues

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binocular disparity
  • The images in the two eyes are more different for
    closer objects
  • just try looking at your nose

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monocular cues
  • interposition / occlusion

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  • texture cues

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linear perspective
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http//users.skynet.be/J.Beever/
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shape from shading
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light!
shadows
shadows
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What happens if you stand on your head and look
at this?
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So far
  • Perception as a problem
  • Depth cues

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