• DOI:10.1016/S0042-6989(96)00308-2
Corpus ID: 17642399

Specificity of learning curvature, orientation, and vernier discriminations

@article{Fahle1997SpecificityOL,
  title={Specificity of learning curvature, orientation, and vernier discriminations},
  author={M. Fahle},
  journal={Vision Research},
  year={1997},
  volume={37},
  pages={1885-1895}
}

• M. Fahle
• Published 1997
• Psychology, Medicine
• Vision Research

Training significantly improves the performance of many perceptual tasks. Different visual tasks share some "front-end" neuronal mechanisms but rely (partly) on different neuronal mechanisms for further analysis. Perceptual learning might occur on the early common levels of visual information processing or else on the later, more specialized levels. Eighteen observers trained in three visual hyperacuity tasks, namely curvature, orientation, and vernier discrimination that probably share a… Expand

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