论文信息 - The detection of gratings in narrow‐band visual noise *

The detection of gratings in narrow‐band visual noise *

1. The detectability of sinusoidal gratings comprised of either one or many cycles was measured in veiling luminances the spatial frequencies of which were either narrow‐ or broad‐band.

G. Henning | B. Carter

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