Visual perception
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Names and connections
Optics, Psychological; Vision--Psychological aspects
- Broader: Perception
- Broader: Vision
- Narrower: After-images
- Narrower: Anamorphosis (Visual perception)
- Narrower: Binocular rivalry
- Narrower: Brightness perception
- Narrower: Color vision
- Narrower: Face perception
- Narrower: Form perception
- Narrower: Gaze
- Narrower: Lipreading
- Narrower: Motion perception (Vision)
- Narrower: Multistable visual perception
- Narrower: Ocular dominance
- Narrower: Optical art
- Narrower: Optical illusions
- Narrower: Optical images
- Narrower: Pareidolia
- Narrower: Perceptual grouping
- Narrower: Picture perception
- Narrower: Troxler fading
- Narrower: Visual texture recognition
- Narrower: Visualization
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10090530470543623684 · morton4x16-v1
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