The Neural
Control of Vision
N. Intermediate Level Vision
Figures 71and 72
are examples of how we can organize percepts even when only sparse information
is provided.
In
Figure 71 we readily perceive the
large diamond and the large circle as well as many of the other smaller
circles and squares even though the contour information is limited. Our
brain provides continuity and we infer a solid, continuous object.
In
Figure 71 we readily perceive the
large diamond and the large circle as well as many of the other smaller
circles and squares even though the contour information is limited. Our
brain provides continuity and we infer a solid, continuous object.