A New Speed Illusion: Blind Illusion

Yining Tong, Hiroyoshi Todo, Jian Sun, Xiaoxiao Qian

Visual illusion is a specific perception that is inconsistent with the objective fact formed by humans or animals selecting improper reference or basing on perceptual experience when they observe objects. It reflects perceived ability and mechanism of visual system from a unique perspective. Therefore, it is of great significance to study illusion theory, establish proper mathematical models, and simulate natural scenes in computer for the development of psychology, physiology and computer vision. Illusions that can be quantitatively measured and quantitatively analyzed, is desired. In this paper, we utilize a new quantitative technique developed by our laboratory to measure a new blind illusion. The results can be expected to the elucidation of the mechanism of visual illusions, as well as leading to the understanding of perceptual features and intelligence.

https://doi.org/10.31871/IJNTR.4.10.19