Boutsen L, Lamberts K, Verfaillie K
University of Birmingham, England.
Percept Psychophys. 1998 Jul;60(5):900-7. doi: 10.3758/bf03206072.
The present study examines the effect of the goodness of view on the minimal exposure time required to recognize depth-rotated objects. In a previous study, Verfaillie and Boutsen (1995) derived scales of goodness of view, using a new corpus of images of depth-rotated objects. In the present experiment, a subset of this corpus (five views of 56 objects) is used to determine the recognition exposure time for each view, by increasing exposure time across successive presentations until the object is recognized. The results indicate that, for two thirds of the objects, good views are recognized more frequently and have lower recognition exposure times than bad views.
本研究考察了视图质量对识别深度旋转物体所需的最短曝光时间的影响。在之前的一项研究中,韦尔法伊利和布特森(1995年)使用一组新的深度旋转物体图像得出了视图质量量表。在本实验中,该图像集的一个子集(56个物体的五个视图)被用于通过在连续呈现中增加曝光时间直至物体被识别,来确定每个视图的识别曝光时间。结果表明,对于三分之二的物体,与差的视图相比,好的视图被识别的频率更高,且识别曝光时间更短。