Category:Vision

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Editor: Dr. Robert P. O'Shea, Southern Cross University, Australia

Vision is about how individuals see. More specifically, it covers any scientific field that investigates how individuals (such as humans, other primates, other mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, other animals including arthropods, molluscs, and coelenterates, and machines) use light to gain information about their environments. Fields include, but are not limited to, optics, perception, psychophysics, electrophysiology, neurophysiology, biochemistry, genetics, information processing, computer science, engineering, ophthalmology, and optometry. Vision also covers fields investigating how seeing changes within individuals including from growth and development, from aging, and from disease including blindness.

Articles in category "Vision"

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A Absolute threshold: Vision Affective blindsight Attention Attention and consciousness Attention and consciousness/how to manipulate attention Attentional blink Autostereogram B Binding by synchrony Binocular fusion Binocular rivalry Binocular vision Biological motion Biological object recognition Blind Spot Blindsight Boundary extension C Cerebral Achromatopia Change blindness Cognitive psychology Color spaces Color vision Computer vision Conceptual short term memory Contextual cueing D Depth Perception Development of touch Dichromatic Vision E Ehrenstein illusion Electroencephalogram Event perception Event-related brain dynamics Extracellular single unit recording Extrastriate body area Eye movements F Fast visual processing Figure-ground perception Filling-in phenomena in vision Fixational eye movements Flash suppression Flash-lag effect

F cont. Flicker fusion Frontal eye fields Function of compound eye Fusiform face area G Gestalt principles Glass pattern H Hartline-Ratliff model Hemineglect Holonomic brain theory Human saccadic eye movements Hyperacuity, vision I Iconic memory Illusions: Vision Inattentional blindness Inhibition of return Insect motion vision Insect phototransduction Inverse problem (vision) L Large-scale brain models Lateral inhibition Leaning tower illusion M McCollough effect Mental rotation Models of consciousness Models of mirror system Models of thalamocortical system Models of visual cortex Modular models of brain function Monocular rivalry Motion induced blindness Motion picture perception Multiple object tracking N Natural visual stimuli Negative priming Neural correlates of consciousness Neural substrates of eye movements Neuroimaging of attention O Object substitution masking Object-based attention Observed touch Ocular dominance column

O cont. Orientation selectivity Oscillatory models of attention P Phantom touch Pinna illusion Priming of popout Psychological refractory period Q Qqq R Receptive field Repetition blindness Retina S Saliency map Self-organization of brain function Slow feature analysis Spatial updating Spatiotemporal edges Subliminal perception Synesthesia T The Blind Spot Touch-vision integration V Vestibular system Vision Visual attention Visual awareness Visual cognition Visual cortex Visual crowding Visual fading Visual illusions Visual illusions: An Empirical Explanation Visual map Visual masking Visual motion Visual object recognition Visual salience Visual search Visual short term memory Visually-impaired touch W Watercolor illusion What and where pathways