Grouping and emergent features in vision¶
Pomerantz, J. R., & Portillo, M. C. (2011). Grouping and emergent features in vision: Toward a theory of basic Gestalts. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1331-1349.
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- Gestalt Principles
- Pomerantz and Portillo (2011) propose a Theory of Basic Gestalts that operationalizes "good figure" through emergent-feature discriminability, replacing intuitive Prägnanz with measurable wholes-versus-parts comparisons.
This sourceTheory of Basic Gestalts operationalizing 'good figure' through emergent-feature discriminability (wholes more discriminable than their parts), replacing intuitive Prägnanz with measurable comparisons.
- Pomerantz and Portillo (2011) propose a Theory of Basic Gestalts that operationalizes "good figure" through emergent-feature discriminability, replacing intuitive Prägnanz with measurable wholes-versus-parts comparisons.
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