Peripheral Processing
Peripheral Processing is a cognitive mechanism within visual perception that involves the unconscious detection and interpretation of stimuli occurring outside the central field of gaze, distinguished by its reliance on low spatial frequency and high temporal resolution to rapidly identify motion, contrast, and form for guiding attention and behavior.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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University of Minnesota
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University College London
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Technical University of Munich
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