Unifying multisensory signals across time and space¶
Wallace. (2004). Unifying multisensory signals across time and space. Experimental Brain Research.
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- Ventriloquism Effect
- The inference is gated by two binding conditions: a temporal binding window within which synchrony is judged close enough to support same-source attribution, and a spatial binding window beyond which the spatial discrepancy is large enough to defeat the common-cause judgment, causing the percept to split and the sound to be localised away from the visual event.
This sourceWallace and colleagues' trial-by-trial unity judgments, which show audiovisual localisation gated on whether the pair is perceived as sharing a source: a unified pair is heard at or very near the visual event, and when unity fails the sound is localised away from it, with both spatial and temporal disparity modulating the judgment.
- The inference is gated by two binding conditions: a temporal binding window within which synchrony is judged close enough to support same-source attribution, and a spatial binding window beyond which the spatial discrepancy is large enough to defeat the common-cause judgment, causing the percept to split and the sound to be localised away from the visual event.
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