behind the looking-glass: a review on human symmetry perception
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Abstract
The human visual system is highly proficient in extracting bilateral symmetry from visual input. This paper reviews empirical and theoretical work on human symmetry perception with a focus on recent issues such as its neural underpinnings. Symmetry detection is shown to be a versatile, ongoing visual process that interacts with other visual processes. Evidence seems to converge towards the idea that symmetry detection is subserved by a preprocessing stage involving spatial filters followed by information integration across the visual field in higher-tier cortical areas.
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| Authors | ;Matthias Sebastian Treder |
| Journal | journal of hospitality and tourism management |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.3390/sym2031510
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