Visual perception from a computer graphics perspective / William B. Thompson [and others].
Material type: TextPublisher: Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, 2011Description: vx, 526 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 25 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1568814658
- 9781568814650
- 152.14 22
- BF241 .V5674 2011
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152.14 SEE Seeing spatial form / | 152.14 VIS Visual processes in reading and reading disabilities / | 152.14 VIS Visual sense : a cultural reader / | 152.14 VIS Visual perception from a computer graphics perspective / | 152.14 WAR Information visualization : perception for design / | 152.14 WAR Visual thinking : for design / | 152.14 WAR Information visualization : perception for design / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 451-518) and index.
I: Introduction -- Overview -- II: Building blocks -- Visual sensitivity -- 2D image features -- Color -- 2D motion -- Stereo and accommodation -- III: Surfaces and movement -- Perspective -- Texture -- Illumination, shading, and shadows -- Perception of material properties -- Motion of viewer and objects -- Pictorial space -- IV: Perception of higher-level entities -- Spatial orientation and spatial cognition -- Perception and action -- Object and scene recognition -- Visual attention and search -- Event recognition--inanimate -- Event recognition--biological.
"This book introduces human visual perception to readers studying or working in the field of computer graphics, though it may also be of use to perceptual psychologists using computer graphics to generate experimental stimuli, directly investigating the perceptual effectiveness of some aspect of computer graphics, or interested in perceptual topics relevant to the information content of images but not included in most standard vision science references. The book can be used either as a text for an advanced undergraduate or graduate course or as an overview of perception for those active as researchers or developers in computer graphics or related fields"-- Provided by publisher.
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