Vision Science¶
Palmer, S. E. (1999). Vision Science: Photons to Phenomenology. MIT Press.
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Primes¶
- Figure-Ground
- Figure-ground is the primitive that makes "something stands out against a background" possible at all; before any particular thing can be recognized, a field must first be segregated into an attended object and a deferred surround.
This sourceComprehensive vision-science textbook treating region segregation and figure-ground (border) assignment as basic organizational processes that precede object recognition; supports that segregation is logically prior to recognizing any particular object, that salience is relational and assigned rather than intrinsic, and that the two-tier reduction lets the figure be represented richly and the ground coarsely.
- Figure-ground is the primitive that makes "something stands out against a background" possible at all; before any particular thing can be recognized, a field must first be segregated into an attended object and a deferred surround.
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