Publication: Mecanismos cognitivos y neurales de la organización perceptiva
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2020-04-22
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Las operaciones de agrupamiento perceptivo son esenciales tanto para procesar escenas visuales como para reconocer objetos. Estas operaciones se han denominado como las leyes del agrupamiento perceptivo, siendo postuladas a principios del siglo pasado por Wertheimer (1923). Estas leyes hacen referencia a la proximidad, la semejanza, el destino común, el cierre o la buena continuación entre elementos. Así pues, estos factores han sido propuestos como aquellos que guían a nuestra percepción a organizar los elementos que dan lugar a la escena visual. Posteriormente, la investigación en este campo ha continuado desarrollándose, resultando en la formulación de nuevas leyes, como la región común o la conexión (véase Brooks, 2015, para una revisión)...
Perceptual grouping operations are essential to process visual scenes as well as to recognize objects. These operations have been called the laws of perceptual grouping, being postulated at the beginning of the last century by Wertheimer (1923). These laws refer to proximity, similarity, common fate, closure or good continuation between elements, which has been proposed as factors that guide our perception to organize the elements that give rise to our visual scene. In recent years, subsequent developments in this field of research have allowed the study and formulation of new perceptual grouping laws, such as common region or connectedness (see Brooks, 2015, for a review)...
Perceptual grouping operations are essential to process visual scenes as well as to recognize objects. These operations have been called the laws of perceptual grouping, being postulated at the beginning of the last century by Wertheimer (1923). These laws refer to proximity, similarity, common fate, closure or good continuation between elements, which has been proposed as factors that guide our perception to organize the elements that give rise to our visual scene. In recent years, subsequent developments in this field of research have allowed the study and formulation of new perceptual grouping laws, such as common region or connectedness (see Brooks, 2015, for a review)...
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