More evidence for sensorimotor adaptation in color perception.
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...Several studies have shown that trans-saccadic changes in object features (Cox, Meier, Oertelt, & DiCarlo, 2005; Li & DiCarlo, 2008) and associations between saccade direction and postsaccadic foveal displays (Bompas & O’Regan, 2006) can be learned....
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...Keywords: color, eye movements, sensorimotor, adaptation Introduction Adaptation to the spatial distortions introduced by prisms is a well-known phenomenon (Gibson, 1966; Harris, 1965; Held & Freedman, 1963; Rock, 1966; Welch, 1974)....
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...Adaptation to the spatial distortions introduced by prisms is a well-known phenomenon (Gibson, 1966; Harris, 1965; Held & Freedman, 1963; Rock, 1966; Welch, 1974)....
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...…actionVessentially eye movementsVin color perception have been discussed at several occasions in philosophical work (Broackes, 1992; Hurley, 1998; Myin, 2001) and artificial vision (Clark & O’Regan, 2000; Skaff, Arbel, & Clark 2002), in particular as a way to achieve color constancy using the…...
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...However, the consequences of an involvement of actionVessentially eye movementsVin color perception have been discussed at several occasions in philosophical work (Broackes, 1992; Hurley, 1998; Myin, 2001) and artificial vision (Clark & O’Regan, 2000; Skaff, Arbel, & Clark 2002), in particular as a way to achieve color constancy using the nonuniformity of retinal sampling....
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...The results observed in the present study confirmed the conclusion of our previous spectacle experiment (Bompas & O’Regan, 2006): The method we used produced a perceptual change that can neither be interpreted as a purely physiological adaptation of cone sensitivity nor as a conditioning between…...
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...In a recent series of experiments, Bompas and O’Regan (2006) also had subjects wear left-field yellow/rightfield blue spectacles but for a different purpose....
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...In Bompas and O’Regan (2006), as in Kohler’s (1962), a large part of the visual field was tinted yellow when the subject gazed leftward and tinted blue when the gaze was directed rightward....
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...Contrary to the first-mentioned contingency, absolute and static, this second one, relative and dynamic, proved to be easily subject to adaptation (Bompas & O’Regan, 2006)....
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...Half-split colored spectacles introduce a correlation between gaze direction and color, but as McCullough (1965) showed, no contingent adaptation linking these two kinds of sensory inputs can be obtained....
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...However, his results failed to be replicated by better-controlled attempts (McCullough, 1965), even with longer exposure (Harrington, 1965)....
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...However, his results failed to be replicated by better-controlled attempts (McCullough, 1965), even with longer exposure (Harrington, 1965)....
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