Spatial frequency integration during active perception: Perceptual hysteresis when an object recedes
As we move through the world, information about objects moves to different spatial frequencies. How the visual system successfully integrates information across these changes to form a coherent percept is thus an important open question. Here we investigate such integration using hybrid faces, which...
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