Perception of Intersensory Synchrony¶
Vroomen, J., & Keetels, M. (2010). Perception of Intersensory Synchrony: A Tutorial Review. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 72(4), 871-884.
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- Binding Problem
- Distributed systems: a single user action that touches many services needs a correlation ID propagated through all of them so the resulting log events can be re-bound into one transaction; without it the logs hold every right event with no way to recover which belongs to which. Organisational coordination: a customer who touches sales, support, billing, and shipping is logged in four systems, and producing a coherent "customer journey" requires binding the per-system records to one identity — failure looks like one customer treated as four. Multisensory perception: sound and lip movement bind into one speech event only within a temporal window of roughly 150 ms; outside it they decouple.
This sourceReviews the temporal binding window within which audiovisual signals (e.g. sound and lip movement) are merged into one perceptual event, and the asymmetric, stimulus-dependent width of that window.
- Distributed systems: a single user action that touches many services needs a correlation ID propagated through all of them so the resulting log events can be re-bound into one transaction; without it the logs hold every right event with no way to recover which belongs to which. Organisational coordination: a customer who touches sales, support, billing, and shipping is logged in four systems, and producing a coherent "customer journey" requires binding the per-system records to one identity — failure looks like one customer treated as four. Multisensory perception: sound and lip movement bind into one speech event only within a temporal window of roughly 150 ms; outside it they decouple.
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