Contour Masking is a visual masking phenomenon in which the perception of a target stimulus is impaired by the presence of surrounding stimuli that share or interfere with its contour structure, thereby disrupting contour integration or boundary detection processes in early vision.
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Intensity and contour effects in visual masking
Paul A. Kolers · Vision Research · 1962 · 165 citations
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