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A geometrical description of visual sensation II
Kragujevac Journal of Mathematics, Tome 34 (2010), p. 5

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Plateau's irradiation phenomenon in particular describes what one sees when observing a brighter object on a darker background and a physically congruent darker object on a brighter background: the brighter object is seen as being larger. This phenomenon occurs in many optical visual illusions and it involves some fundamental aspects of human vision. We present a general geometrical model of human visual sensation and perception, hereby taking into account the law of Fechner in addition to the anisotropic smoothing that was introduced in [1], and explicitly illustrate its meaning for irradiation illusions of Helmholtz and Kitaoka.
Classification : 91E30 91E99 92C20 53B25
Keywords: Sensation, Perception, Brightness illusion, Helmholtz's illusion, Human vision, Plateau's irradiation phenomenon, Kitaoka's bulge illusion, Psychophysics, Casorati curvature. 
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Bart Ons; Paul Verstraelen. A geometrical description of visual sensation II. Kragujevac Journal of Mathematics, Tome 34 (2010), p. 5 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/KJM_2010_34_a0/