An exploration of ideas emanating from behavioural, developmental, neurophysiological,
neuropsychological and computational approaches to the problem of visual perceptual …

The visual world consciously perceived is very different from the raw visual information or
retinal mosaic of intensities and colors that arises from external objects. From the …

The problem of perceptual organization is central to understanding vision. Its importance—
and its difficulty—can perhaps be most easily appreciated by considering the output of the …

Our present understanding of perceptual organization has its roots in the observations and
qualitative principles of the Gestalt psychologists. Gestaltists and their associates identified …

The visual world consciously perceived is very different from the chaotic juxtaposition of
different colors and shapes that stimulate the individual retinal receptors. Objects are seen …

The field of perceptual organization in vision is surveyed and analyzed from
phenomenological, empirical, and theoretical perspectives. Structuralist, Gestaltist, and …

Perceptual organization—the processes structuring visual information into coherent units—
and visual attention—the processes by which some visual information in a scene is selected …

Perceptual organization is the process of giving structure to our experience of objects,
scenes, and events in the world. The literature on this complex and fascinating topic is huge …

Some entities must be present in the visual field prior to the deployment of attention to which
we can attend or not as the case may be. Otherwise expressed, some kind of organization …

Theoretical approaches to perceptual organization: Simplicity and likelihood principles.
Theoretical approaches to perceptual organization: Simplicity and likelihood principles. Citation …