Spatiotemporal Chromaticity Discrimination*
作者： Gerard J. C. van der Horst , Maarten A. Bouman
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摘要: The threshold visibility of uniformly moving colored gratings was investigated. The gratings were equiluminous sine-wave patterns, generated on a color-television display. The traveling …
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