Feature-Based Search is a visual search paradigm in which attention is guided by the processing of specific perceptual attributes, such as color, orientation, or motion, distinguishing it from object- or conjunction-based search strategies through its reliance on a single visual feature dimension.
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Birkbeck, University of London
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Tel Aviv University
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