Luminance Modulation Sensitivity
Luminance Modulation Sensivity is a psychophysical metric within the domain of temporal contrast sensitivity that quantifies the minimum amplitude of luminance variation detectable by the visual system over time, distinguishing it from other contrast sensitivity measures by its specific dependence on the temporal modulation of light intensity.
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Effective contrast constancy and linearity of contrast sensation
J. J. Kulikowski · Vision Research · 1976 · 194 citations
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Chromatic properties of neurons in macaque MT
Karl R. Gegenfurtner, Daniel Kiper, Jack M. H. Beusmans et al. · Visual Neuroscience · 1994 · 176 citations
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Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry
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SUNY College of Optometry
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