A study of human spatio-temporal visual processing with emphasis on suppression of visible persistence and of motion smear : being a research study performed under contract 27 ST. 36100-5-0084 on behalf...: Co22-153/1986E-PDF
"The present work reviews the psychophysical evidence pertaining to some of the fundamental sensory and perceptual processes that make possible the visual simulation that is television"--Abstract, page [1].
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| Title | A study of human spatio-temporal visual processing with emphasis on suppression of visible persistence and of motion smear : being a research study performed under contract 27 ST. 36100-5-0084 on behalf of the Department of Communications, Ottawa, Ontario / by Dr. Vincent Di Lollo, Department of Psychology, University of Alberta. |
| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 1 online resource (131, [3] pages) : illustrations |
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