… The objects depicted in the scenes had known salience ranks according to a … -salience
objects sooner and more often than lower-salience objects, but only when memorising scenes. …

… Our attention is attracted to visually salient stimuli. It is important for complex biological
systems to rapidly detect potential prey, predators, or mates in a cluttered visual world. However, …

… that rapid visual categorization of natural scenes can even be … rapid visual categorization
tasks can be performed in parallel across the scene, without restricting the processing to salient …

… competing changes were matched in visual salience, we also employed a scene inversion
manipulation (Shore & Klein, 2000). In one half of our trials, scenes were presented upright, …

… As a result, several brain areas can play a role in computation of a ‘salience map’ of a scene…
basis of visual salience maps. They provide a conceptual framework for how salience maps …

… Saliency models of eye guidance during scene perception suggest that attention is
drawn to visually conspicuous areas having high visual salience. Despite such low-level …

… before picking it up) rather than the most visually salient object. Pelz and Canosa (2001) …
of the task rather than to the salience of the visual properties of the immediate environment. Eye …

… A representation of the visual scene must be rapidly computed. The scene needs to be …
it is this identification of the salient objects in a visual scene that is focused on in this article. …

… content in a scene perception task. Participants studied real-world scenes and occasionally
… We built salience maps (Graph-Based Visual salience; Harel, Koch, & Perona, 2007) and …

… scene perception is likely to be guided by both low-level perceptual and higher-level
information. It is less clear how perceptual salience and semantic properties might be related. …