论文信息 - Adapted and unadapted spatial frequency channels in human vision.

Adapted and unadapted spatial frequency channels in human vision.

Abstract The range over which luminance modulation of two spatial frequencies contribute additively to grating detection is narrow around 13.3 c/deg even under conditions of high adaptation to this frequency. Thus, adaptation does not broaden this range into that observed for threshold elevation due to adaptation.

R V Lange | C Sigel | S Stecher

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