The Continuous Wagon Wheel Illusion Is Associated with Changes in Electroencephalogram Power at ∼13 Hz¶
VanRullen, R., & Koch. (2006). The Continuous Wagon Wheel Illusion Is Associated with Changes in Electroencephalogram Power at ∼13 Hz.
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Domain-specific¶
- Wagon-Wheel Effect
- The continuous-viewing version, reported under steady illumination with no discrete sampling, is contested: some accounts posit that the visual system itself samples inputs at an intrinsic refresh rate near 13 Hz, making the brain the sampler
This sourceEstablishes the ~13 Hz discrete-sampling account: an internally generated centroparietal EEG periodicity near 13 Hz tracks and predicts illusory reversals, implying motion perception in snapshots under 100 ms.
- The continuous-viewing version, reported under steady illumination with no discrete sampling, is contested: some accounts posit that the visual system itself samples inputs at an intrinsic refresh rate near 13 Hz, making the brain the sampler
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