Foveal Processing
Foveal Processing is a perceptual processing mechanism—falling under the broader class of visual information processing—that is distinguished by its reliance on the high-acuity central region of the retina, the fovea, to enable detailed, color-rich, and high-resolution analysis of visual stimuli in the central visual field.
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Preattentive processing in vision
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