Suprathreshold Contrast Perception is a psychophysical phenomenon within visual perception that refers to the processing and discrimination of contrast levels in visual stimuli that are distinctly above the detection threshold, enabling the assessment of contrast differences rather than mere presence or absence of contrast.
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Effective contrast constancy and linearity of contrast sensation
J. J. Kulikowski · Vision Research · 1976 · 194 citations
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