The Challenges Natural Images Pose for Visual Adaptation.¶
Rieke, F., & Rudd, M. E. (2009). The Challenges Natural Images Pose for Visual Adaptation. Neuron, 605-616.
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- The wide input distribution is the catch: ambient luminance varies over roughly nine orders of magnitude between starlight and noon sunlight, vastly exceeding what any fixed-gain transducer could represent without clipping in daylight or vanishing into noise at night.
This sourceDescribes retinal light adaptation across roughly nine orders of magnitude of luminance via divisive (Weber-Fechner) gain scaling on the recent mean, the origin case of gain control.
- The wide input distribution is the catch: ambient luminance varies over roughly nine orders of magnitude between starlight and noon sunlight, vastly exceeding what any fixed-gain transducer could represent without clipping in daylight or vanishing into noise at night.
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