DEMOS
EXPERIMENT
Global Precedence
A reaction time procedure is used to measure different types of information processing by the visual system. This procedure demonstrates how the speed and sequence of visual processing can be measured, and shows the relative importance of different attributes of visual images (we see the forest before the trees).
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INTERACTIVE DEMONSTRATION
Spatial Vision
Any visual image can be mathematically broken down (by a process called Fourier analysis) into a number of basic components. By manipulating these components and then reassembling them, a variety of visual effects can be achieved. This process demonstrates how our visual system analyzes images, and how different types of visual problems can affect our perception of shapes and edges.
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INSIGHT TEACHER GUIDE
The Teacher Guide includes an overview of the software.
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INSIGHT STUDENT EXERCISES
The Student Exercises includes a set of laboratory activities that accompany each of the InSight modules.
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Student Exercises (550 k)
