The Role of Location Indexes in Spatial Perception: A Sketch of the FINST Spatial-index Model
| Abstract | Marr (1982) may have been one of the first vision researchers to insist that in modeling vision it is important to separate the location of visual features from their type. He argued that in early stages of visual processing there must be “place tokens” that enable subsequent stages of the visual system to treat locations independent of what specific feature type was at that location. Thus, in certain respects a collinear array of diverse features could still be perceived as a line, and under certain conditions could function as such in perceptual phenomena like the Poggendorf illusion. | |||||||||
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