De Pulsu, resorptione, auditu et tactu¶
Weber. (1834). De Pulsu, resorptione, auditu et tactu: Annotationes anatomicae et physiologicae.
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- A difference-threshold experiment asks how much a baseline stimulus must change before a perceiver can discriminate it; Weber's Law describes a constant-fraction regime for that local threshold
This sourceThe primary source of the constant-fraction observation: Weber's weight-discrimination and two-point tactile experiments, in which the just-noticeable increment stands in a roughly fixed ratio to the baseline stimulus; the law's name and its logarithmic sensation reading are both Fechner's later additions, and the range qualification is later still.
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- A difference-threshold experiment asks how much a baseline stimulus must change before a perceiver can discriminate it; Weber's Law describes a constant-fraction regime for that local threshold
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