Visual discrimination of optical material properties: A large-scale study
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Yoshinori Dobashi | Toni Saarela | Masataka Sawayama | Takuya Koumura | Maria Olkkonen | Kenchi Hosokawa | Shin'ya Nishida | Makoto Okabe | S. Nishida | Maria Olkkonen | Y. Dobashi | Makoto Okabe | Takuya Koumura | T. Saarela | K. Hosokawa | Masataka Sawayama
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