Spatial Frequency Masking is a perceptual phenomenon in visual neuroscience and psychophysics wherein the detection or discrimination of a target spatial frequency is impaired by the presence of a masking stimulus within a similar spatial frequency band.
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University of Houston
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Montreal, Canada
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