In the study of perceptual organization, the Occamian simplicity principle (which promotes
efficiency) and the Helmholtzian likelihood principle (which promotes veridicality) have been …

A returning idea among some Bayesians in research on human visual perceptual
organization is that the surprisal of something (ie, the negative logarithm of its probability) …

Discussions of the foundations of perceptual inference have often centered on 2 governing
principles, the likelihood principle and the simplicity principle. Historically, these principles …

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

A long-standing debate in perception concerns the question of whether perceptual
organization is guided by internal efficiency (the simplicity principle) or by external …

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

Whether perceptual organization favors the simplest or most likely interpretation of a distal
stimulus has long been debated. An unbridgeable gulf has seemed to separate these, the …

Two principles of perceptual organization have been proposed. The likelihood principle,
following HL E von Helmholtz (1910/1962), proposes that perceptual organization is chosen …

The likelihood principle states that the visual system prefers the most likely interpretation of a
stimulus, whereas the simplicity principle states that it prefers the most simple interpretation …

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