From: Object attributes combine additively in visual search
Journal of Vision. 2016;16(5):8. doi:10.1167/16.5.8
Figure Legend:
Natural and unnatural parts (Experiment 7). (A) An example object broken into its unnatural parts (left) and natural parts
(right). (B) Object sets used in the experiment. A subset of the unnatural part set (left) and natural part set (right). Each
set contained a total of 49 objects generated from seven possible parts on either side. Objects common to both sets are
shown in red. (C) Observed dissimilarity versus predicted dissimilarity for pairs of objects with unnatural parts. Example
object pairs unique to this set are shown in black with the corresponding points marked as black circles. Pairs
corresponding to common objects are shown in red. (D) Similar plot as in (B) for pairs of objects with natural parts. (E)
Correlation
between
predicted and observed
dissimilarities
for both
sets of
objects
on all pairs
of objects
(gray)
Date
of download:
7/31/2017
The Association
for Research
in Vision
and
Ophthalmology
Copyright
© 2017.
All and
rights reserved.
common pairs of objects (red).