Studies of Anomalous Contrast and Assimilation¶
Helson. (1963). Studies of Anomalous Contrast and Assimilation. Journal of the Optical Society of America.
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- Bezold Effect
- The spatial scale of the surround relative to the visual system's spatial-frequency channels determines which mode operates: fine-scale surrounds fall within the integration window and produce assimilation; coarse-scale surrounds fall outside it and produce contrast
This sourceHelson's finding that von Bezold-type assimilation depends on the absolute and relative widths of the lines and intervening areas, over a continuum running from assimilation to classical contrast.
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“the effect depends upon both absolute and relative widths of the lines and intervening areas and their respective reflectances.”
- The spatial scale of the surround relative to the visual system's spatial-frequency channels determines which mode operates: fine-scale surrounds fall within the integration window and produce assimilation; coarse-scale surrounds fall outside it and produce contrast
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