Boundary Completion is a perceptual organization mechanism that refers to the cognitive process whereby the visual system infers and reconstructs missing or occluded edges in visual stimuli to form coherent object boundaries, distinguishing it from related grouping processes by its reliance on geometric and spatial continuity to resolve discontinuities in boundary contours.
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New York University
New York, United States
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University of California, Los Angeles
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Boston University
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Princeton University
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Adaptive Cognitive Systems
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Temple University
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