Visual perception of computer-generated stereoscopic pictures: Toward the impact of image resolution

Li, Ling; Chen, Chun-Yi; Hu, Xiaojuan; Liu, Yunbiao; Li, Weidong

doi:10.1016/j.image.2021.116301

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“…The role of screen resolution and their effects on visual perception have been studied in both fields of vision as well as engineering [36] , [37] . For the present work, both X and Y screen resolution proved to be significant in Exp 1 but not in any of the other three experiments.…”

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Recognition of letters displayed as successive contour fragments

Zhang

Morrison²,

Wang

et al. 2022

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<abstract> <p>Shapes can be displayed as parts but perceived as a whole through feedforward and feedback mechanisms in the visual system, though the exact spatiotemporal relationships for this process are still unclear. Our experiments examined the integration of letter fragments that were displayed as a rapid sequence. We examined the effects of timing and masking on integration, hypothesizing that increasing the timing interval between frames would impair recognition by disrupting contour linkage. We further used different mask types, a full-field pattern mask and a smaller strip mask, to examine the effects of global vs local masking on integration. We found that varying mask types and contrast produced a greater decline in recognition than was found when persistence or mask density was manipulated. The study supports prior work on letter recognition and provides greater insight into the spatiotemporal factors that contribute to the identification of shapes.</p> </abstract>

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confidence: 99%

Recognition of letters displayed as successive contour fragments

Zhang

Morrison²,

Wang

et al. 2022

AIMSN

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“…Sometimes using photographs in CSR reporting is more effective than using narratives [22], [27] as the former presents information in an attractive, easy-to-remember way [60], [79]. Photographs can be used as a visual rhetoric tool, one of the persuasive communicative [20] forms undertaken by companies as part of their impression management strategies [98].…”

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Untangling the Meaning of Photos in Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting

Permatasari

Suryani

2023

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This study aims to identify and analyze the meaning of photos in sustainability reports. Visual content analysis was used to determine the motives for using 1823 photos contained in 19 sustainability reports and 24 annual reports of mining companies. Mining companies are vulnerable to conflict because of the environmental pollution they cause; consequently, their legitimacy is threatened. The findings show that 32.58% of the total photos are community-related. Most photos depict the company's relationship with surrounding community groups. In addition, the company's CSR reports include several photos related to the environment, such as unpolluted nature. This is done in an effort to increase the company's legitimacy. Regarding employment practices and decent work, more photos of men than women are displayed, indicating that the mining industry is male-dominated. These findings provide a framework for informing and persuading stakeholders to appreciate the information presented in photographs.

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Full-reference Image Quality Metric For Computer-rendered Stereoscopic Images

Chen

2021

2021 International Conference on Electronic Information Engineering and Computer Science (EIECS)

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Visual perception of computer-generated stereoscopic pictures: Toward the impact of image resolution

Cited by 3 publications

References 44 publications

Recognition of letters displayed as successive contour fragments

Recognition of letters displayed as successive contour fragments

Untangling the Meaning of Photos in Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting

Full-reference Image Quality Metric For Computer-rendered Stereoscopic Images

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