Contrast sensitivity to patch stimuli: effects of spatial bandwidth and temporal presentation.
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Summary
Measurements of the effects on the CSF of varying the spatial and temporal windows of grating patches are reported and it is demonstrated that the widely discrepant CSFs from previous studies can be accounted for by using these results.
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- article
- Published
- 1993-01-01
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- 86
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- 32
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Keywords
Spatial frequency, Grating, Contrast (vision), Bandwidth (computing), Waveform
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