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Lecture 8: Form perception

Lecture 8: Form perception

Update: 2015-06-17
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This lecture describes form perception, including Gestalt, three major theories and properties of spatial frequency analysis. Also covered are cortical areas important to intermediate vision, subjective contours and facial recognition.
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Lecture 8: Form perception

Lecture 8: Form perception

Peter H. Schiller