Brightness Perception Threshold is the minimum level of luminance difference required for a human observer to perceive a change in brightness under controlled viewing conditions, distinguishing it from other psychophysical thresholds by specifically quantifying the detectability of brightness variations in the context of visual perception.
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Brightness perception and filling-in
Michael A. Paradiso, Ken Nakayama · Vision Research · 1991 · 309 citations
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